Winnipeg’s Other offence category recorded 1,503 incidents in the 2026 year‑to���date period through April, representing 23.2 % of the city’s total 6,482 reported crimes. This makes Other the leading category by count, surpassing Auto theft and Assault. The breakdown includes subcategories such as Other crime, Threats and Weapons offences, together accounting for the majority of the Other total in the dataset.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Winnipeg.
The Winnipeg “Other” category page presents open‑data incident counts for the latest calendar year, 2026, up to the end of April. These figures are drawn from the full municipal archive and reflect only reported incidents, not estimates or crime rates. The dataset covers the YTD period defined by the most recent complete month, following the city’s standard reporting window.
In this reporting window the city recorded 1,503 “Other” incidents, which comprise 23.2 % of all 6,482 incidents across Winnipeg. This makes “Other” the single largest category among ten crime groupings. The count is presented as a year‑to‑date total rather than a rolling 60‑day map snapshot, aligning with the open‑data release schedule.
Within Winnipeg’s crime landscape, the “Other” category leads all ten categories, ranking first with 1,503 incidents. Its share of 23.2 % surpasses the next most common categories, such as Auto theft (1,380 incidents) and Assault (1,001 incidents). The remaining siblings—Mischief (635), Fraud (580) and Theft (475)—are markedly lower, highlighting the prominence of “Other” in the city’s overall incident profile.
The “Other” category dominates Winnipeg’s crime reporting, representing almost a quarter of all incidents and holding the top rank among ten categories. While sibling groups like Auto theft and Assault each exceed a thousand incidents, they remain substantially lower than the 1,503 “Other” reports. The year‑to‑date total for 2026 (1,503) is markedly lower than the full‑year totals of 4,557 in 2025 and 4,379 in 2024, indicating a clear downward shift in reported “Other” offences so far this year.
The “Other” category aggregates several sub‑offences, including 4,818 “Other crime” reports, 2,037 Threats, 1,209 Weapons offences, 985 Drugs incidents, 921 Traffic & MVC events, 241 Harassment cases, and 228 Calls for service. These counts together compose the 1,503 total reported for the 2026 YTD period.
Winnipeg recorded 1,503 incidents classified as “Other” from the start of 2026 through the end of April. This figure reflects only incidents reported to the city and does not include unreported activity.
With 1,503 incidents, “Other” accounts for 23.2 % of all 6,482 city‑wide incidents and ranks first among ten categories. The next most common category, Auto theft, recorded 1,380 incidents, while Assault had 1,001. All other categories fall below 635 incidents, underscoring the relative size of “Other”.
The year‑series shows 4,379 “Other” incidents in 2024 and 4,557 in 2025, a modest increase of 4.1 % year over year. The 2026 YTD total of 1,503 is considerably lower than those full‑year counts, indicating a noticeable decline in reported “Other” offences so far this year.
Data sourced from the Manitoba open‑data portal (province code MB).