Toronto recorded 23,402 reported incidents for 2026, down from 36,248 in all of 2025. Assault led the year with 12,291 incidents, followed by auto theft (4,019) and break and enter (3,433). The partial-year total ranks 13th among 27 years and makes up 5.5% of the city's 426,501 archived records. These are reported incident counts, not crime rates; 2026 remains an in-progress reporting year, so direct comparisons to 2025 are limited.
Toronto recorded 23,402 reported incidents in 2026, accounting for 5.5% of the 426,501 overall incidents compiled in the city dataset between 2000 and 2026. Because 2026 remains an active, in-progress recording period, this total reflects partial-year figures collected through the latest open-data release rather than a finalized annual count.
The 23,402 incidents logged so far in 2026 follow 36,248 total incidents recorded during the full 2025 calendar year. Because 2026 is an incomplete year, raw count totals cannot be evaluated as a final year-over-year shift. Across the entire 27-year archive spanning 2000 to 2026, the 2026 total currently stands as the 13th highest annual count on record for Toronto.
The 23,402 incidents recorded in 2026 must be viewed within the context of Toronto's broader multi-year archive. The previous full year, 2025, registered 36,248 reported incidents. Because 2026 is an in-progress collection period, comparing the partial 2026 raw count of 23,402 directly against prior full-year totals does not indicate a completed annual trend line. In earlier complete calendar years, Toronto recorded 40,445 incidents in 2024 and 42,969 incidents in 2023. Final comparisons for 2026 can only be established once the full calendar-year dataset is concluded and published by police services.
In 2026, assault stood as the primary incident category in Toronto with 12,291 entries, followed by auto theft at 4,019 incidents and break and enter at 3,433 incidents. Theft from vehicle (1,239), robbery (1,133), and theft (802) rounded out the top reported categories. Even with 2026 data still accumulating, the year's 23,402 incidents rank 13th highest out of 27 tracked years in Toronto's dataset since 2000, driven predominantly by personal violence and property offences.
Toronto recorded 23,402 reported incidents in 2026 according to available municipal open data. This count represents 5.5% of the 426,501 total incidents catalogued across all 27 recorded years in the city's overall archive from 2000 through 2026.
In 2026, 23,402 incidents have been logged so far, compared to 36,248 incidents recorded across the entire 2025 calendar year. Because the 2026 dataset covers an incomplete, in-progress period, these raw counts should not be interpreted as a final annual change.
Assault was the most frequent category in 2026 with 12,291 incidents logged. Auto theft was the second highest at 4,019 incidents, followed by break and enter with 3,433 incidents, theft from vehicle with 1,239 incidents, robbery with 1,133 incidents, and theft with 802 incidents.
The figures are compiled from official municipal open-data portal releases published in ON for Toronto. This public dataset contains 23,402 records for the partial year 2026 and encompasses 426,501 total incident records logged across all 27 annual reporting periods from 2000 through 2026.
Data is sourced directly from official municipal open-data releases in ON for Toronto.