Vancouver's Central Business District recorded 275 incidents between April 14 and June 13, 2026, representing 29.3% of the city's total. The leading category was 'Other,' with 113 reports.
Vancouver's Central Business District recorded 275 incidents between April 14 and June 13, 2026. This neighbourhood accounted for 29.3% of the city's total incidents during this period, making it a significant area of focus within Vancouver.
The data reflects a concentrated period of activity, with the Central Business District experiencing a higher volume of incidents compared to other parts of the city. Understanding these patterns can provide insights into the dynamics of urban activity in this commercial hub.
The data covers a two-month window from mid-April to mid-June 2026. This snapshot provides a focused view of incident patterns during this period. Neighbourhood boundaries in Vancouver may vary year to year, so comparisons with historical data should account for potential changes in geographic definitions.
The leading category in the Central Business District was 'Other,' with 113 incidents. Theft was the second most common, with 56 incidents, followed by theft from vehicles, which accounted for 41 incidents. These categories highlight the prevalence of property-related incidents in this area.
The Central Business District stands out for its high concentration of incidents, accounting for nearly 30% of Vancouver's total during this period. The dominance of 'Other' incidents, alongside theft and vehicle-related crimes, suggests a mix of property and miscellaneous offences. Compared to nearby areas like Marpole (82 incidents) and Mount Pleasant (61 incidents), the Central Business District's incident count is significantly higher, reflecting its role as a bustling urban centre.
The most common type of incident was categorized as 'Other,' with 113 occurrences. This was followed by theft, which had 56 incidents.
The Central Business District had 275 incidents, which is higher than nearby neighbourhoods like Marpole (82 incidents) and Mount Pleasant (61 incidents).
The Central Business District accounted for 29.3% of Vancouver's total incidents during the covered period.
Theft from vehicles was particularly notable, with 41 incidents, alongside general theft, which had 56 incidents.
Data sourced from the BC open-data portal, covering reported incidents in Vancouver.