Winnipeg recorded 6,482 reported crime incidents in partial-year 2026, compared to 21,497 in 2025. Because 2026 data covers a partial year, annual comparisons reflect incomplete reporting windows rather than per-capita risk. The category mix includes 1,503 Other offences, 1,380 auto theft incidents, and 1,001 assaults. Within the Other category, leading subcategories include 692 general other crimes and 279 threats, which represent non-physical person offences demoted from primary assault categories.
In 2026, Winnipeg recorded 6,482 reported incidents in the city's official open-data archive. Because 2026 remains an active, in-progress calendar year, this partial figure accounts for 13 percent of Winnipeg's 49,782 total incidents documented across the complete multi-year archive spanning 2024 through 2026.
The 6,482 incidents logged so far in 2026 compare against 21,497 total incidents recorded during the full 2025 calendar year. Within the 2026 dataset, the broad Other category ranks highest with 1,503 incidents. Auto theft follows closely with 1,380 incidents, while Assault accounts for 1,001 incidents. Additional top categories in 2026 include Mischief with 635 incidents, Fraud with 580 incidents, and Theft with 475 incidents.
The 6,482 incidents recorded in 2026 represent an incomplete snapshot of an active year, contrasting with 21,497 incidents logged in 2025 and 21,803 incidents logged in 2024. Because 2026 data collection remains in progress, comparing partial-year totals directly against full-year archives does not reflect annual change or per-capita risk. Annual totals track reported open-data volume rather than individual risk. Within 2026's Other category of 1,503 incidents, subcategories include 692 Other crime, 279 Threats, 157 Weapons offences, 156 Traffic & MVC, 144 Drugs, 41 Calls for service, and 34 Harassment. Threats and harassment reflect specific person offences assigned under Other rather than unexplained residual entries.
In Winnipeg's 2026 open data, Auto theft stands out as the leading specified category with 1,380 incidents, closely trailing the broad Other category at 1,503 incidents. Assault ranks third with 1,001 incidents, followed by Mischief at 635 incidents. Within the Other category, Threats (279) and Harassment (34) represent person-targeted offences demoted from coarse parent classifications rather than unclassified noise. With 6,482 incidents logged so far, 2026 currently ranks third among the three archived years, behind 21,497 incidents in 2025 and 21,803 in 2024.
In 2026, Winnipeg logged 6,482 reported incidents in the open-data archive. This partial count represents 13 percent of the city's overall archive of 49,782 incidents recorded across all years between 2024 and 2026. Because 2026 remains in progress, this total does not represent a full calendar year.
The 6,482 incidents recorded so far in 2026 compare to 21,497 incidents in 2025 and 21,803 incidents in 2024. Because 2026 is an incomplete partial year, direct year-over-year percentage comparisons are not drawn. Year totals reflect open-data reporting volume rather than per-capita risk.
The top categories in 2026 were Other with 1,503 incidents, Auto theft with 1,380 incidents, and Assault with 1,001 incidents. Mischief registered 635 incidents, Fraud logged 580 incidents, and Theft recorded 475 incidents. The Other category includes 279 Threats and 34 Harassment offences demoted from coarse person categories.
Data for Winnipeg, MB originates directly from official open-data public reporting portals. The complete dataset covers 49,782 recorded incidents across all archived years, including 6,482 incidents logged in 2026 up to the latest open-data update. Annual counts track reported incident volume over time.
Crime incident data for Winnipeg, MB is obtained directly from official municipal open-data portals.