Break and enter accounts for 58 of Yellowknife's 369 reported incidents in the 2026 open-data archive, a 15.7% share. The count is year-to-date through July, not a 60-day map window. Among related categories, theft (137) and mischief (127) were larger, while auto theft (27) and theft from vehicle (20) were smaller. It ranks third among five published categories. No year-over-year figure is available for this category.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Yellowknife.
This page covers Break and enter in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, using the city’s published open-data archive. The headline count is 58 incidents for the latest calendar year, 2026, year-to-date through July. That figure is drawn from the full on-disk archive, not the 60-day map window. Across all published categories, Yellowknife’s city-wide total is 369 incidents, and Break and enter represents 15.7% of that total.
Break and enter ranks third among Yellowknife’s five published offence categories in this window. Theft leads with 137 incidents, and Mischief is next at 127. Auto theft and Theft from vehicle have smaller counts of 27 and 20, respectively. The year series for this category shows only 2026 data, so there is no year-over-year comparison available; the 58 incidents should be treated as a year-to-date count through July, not a full-year figure.
In Yellowknife’s 2026 year-to-date open-data archive, Break and enter ranks third among five published categories with 58 incidents. Theft is the largest listed category at 137 incidents, and Mischief is second at 127. Both are above Break and enter. The two lower-count sibling categories are Auto theft at 27 and Theft from vehicle at 20. The count therefore places Break and enter clearly above those two, but below Theft and Mischief. The category’s 15.7% share of Yellowknife’s 369 city-wide incidents reflects that middle ranking. The series provides no earlier year for Break and enter, so no annual comparison is present in this feed.
The 58-incident total makes Break and enter Yellowknife’s third-largest published category in the 2026 year-to-date data. It sits behind Theft (137) and Mischief (127), and ahead of Auto theft (27) and Theft from vehicle (20). The category’s share of all city incidents is 15.7%. The only year in the series is 2026, so there is no visible year-over-year change to describe. Readers should treat 58 as a year-to-date count, not a full-year figure.
The page reports 58 break-and-enter incidents for Yellowknife for 2026 year-to-date through July. That count represents 15.7% of the city-wide total of 369 incidents published across all categories in the same open-data archive. The 58-incident figure is not the 60-day map total; it is drawn from the latest calendar year on file.
Break and enter ranks third among five published categories, with 58 incidents. Theft is higher at 137, and Mischief is higher at 127. Auto theft is lower at 27, and Theft from vehicle is lower at 20. These comparisons all use the same 2026 year-to-date window from the city's open-data archive.
No. The 58 incidents are the count for the latest calendar year, 2026, year-to-date through July, based on the full on-disk archive. That is not a complete calendar year figure. The category page's year series contains only 2026 data, so there is no prior-year total in the current feed to compare against.
The 60-day map tier is a rolling city-wide view based on the most recent occurrence date, and it shows 172 total incidents for Yellowknife. This category page reports 58 break-and-enter incidents for 2026 YTD through July, a longer and different period. The two numbers measure different windows, so they should not be expected to match.
Figures are based on open-data records published for Yellowknife by the Government of Northwest Territories (NT).