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Regina vs Saskatoon

For the 2026 year to date period through July, Regina recorded 5,445 open data incidents, while Saskatoon recorded 17,300 incidents. Both cities share a comparable reporting period for 2026. The category with the largest raw count difference is Other, showing 444 incidents in Regina and 7,415 in Saskatoon. Additionally, theft-related incidents total 2,554 for Regina and 4,296 for Saskatoon over the same timeframe.

5,445
Regina incidents
2026-01-01 to 2026-07-31
17,300
Saskatoon incidents
2026-01-01 to 2026-07-31
Theft-related incidents
Regina top category
2,554 incidents
Other
Saskatoon top category
7,415 incidents
same selected year (2026)
Comparison basis

Published-window category snapshots

Other 6,971 gap
Regina: 444 incidents · Saskatoon: 7,415 incidents
Theft-related incidents 1,742 gap
Regina: 2,554 incidents · Saskatoon: 4,296 incidents
Fraud 1,036 gap
Regina: 0 incidents · Saskatoon: 1,036 incidents
Assault 620 gap
Regina: 972 incidents · Saskatoon: 1,592 incidents
Mischief 596 gap
Regina: 890 incidents · Saskatoon: 1,486 incidents
Break and enter 512 gap
Regina: 481 incidents · Saskatoon: 993 incidents

Regina vs Saskatoon crime comparison

During the same selected year-to-date period from January 1, 2026, to July 31, 2026, open-data records show 5,445 total incidents in Regina and 17,300 total incidents in Saskatoon. Both municipal datasets cover this seven-month timeframe, establishing a direct same-period comparison for reported open-data incidents. In addition to open-data mapping, official police monthly stats for July 2026 are available for Saskatoon via the Saskatoon Police Service monthly report PDFs.

Category distributions highlight distinct patterns across both Saskatchewan cities. In Regina, theft-related incidents served as the top reported category, accounting for 2,554 incidents. In Saskatoon, the category labelled as Other recorded the highest volume at 7,415 incidents, while theft-related incidents totaled 4,296. Further comparative breakdown across categories reveals differences in assault, mischief, fraud, and break and enter counts between January 1, 2026, and July 31, 2026.

How they compare

Between January 1, 2026, and July 31, 2026, Saskatoon recorded higher total open-data incident counts than Regina across multiple categories. The largest raw difference appeared in the Other category, where Saskatoon logged 7,415 incidents compared to 444 in Regina, producing a difference of 6,971 incidents. Theft-related incidents showed the second largest raw variance, with Saskatoon recording 4,296 incidents and Regina recording 2,554 incidents, a difference of 1,742 incidents. Additionally, Saskatoon reported 1,036 fraud incidents while Regina reported 0 fraud incidents in the open-data feed. For violent crime categories, Saskatoon recorded 1,592 assault incidents and Regina logged 972 assault incidents during the same seven-month period.

Key stats

What these numbers mean

Across the same selected period from January 1, 2026, to July 31, 2026, Saskatoon's total open-data count of 17,300 incidents substantially exceeds Regina's 5,445 incidents. The bulk of this overall variance is driven by the Other category (7,415 in Saskatoon versus 444 in Regina) and theft-related incidents (4,296 versus 2,554). Additionally, Saskatoon published 1,036 fraud incidents in open data whereas Regina logged 0. Meanwhile, official police reports from the Saskatoon Police Service for July 2026 show 2,438 total offences and 17,546 YTD offences, reflecting official report figures separate from open-data mapping points.

About this dataset

Frequently asked questions

How do total open-data incident counts compare between Regina and Saskatoon for 2026?

Between January 1, 2026, and July 31, 2026, Regina recorded 5,445 total open-data incidents, whereas Saskatoon recorded 17,300 total open-data incidents. Both datasets cover the same seven-month year-to-date period in 2026, allowing for a direct side-by-side comparison of published open-data mapping records across both Saskatchewan cities.

Why do published open-data date ranges sometimes differ between Canadian cities?

Municipal police services update open-data portals according to their own administrative schedules and reporting pipelines. For instance, Regina's published window covers January 14, 2026, to August 12, 2026, with 5,445 total records, whereas Saskatoon's published window spans August 11, 2025, to August 12, 2026, containing 17,300 total records. Comparing cities requires filtering both datasets to a shared selected period, such as the January 1 to July 31, 2026 range used here.

Which incident categories show the largest difference between Regina and Saskatoon?

The largest raw difference between the two cities occurs in the Other category, with Saskatoon logging 7,415 incidents compared to 444 in Regina from January 1 to July 31, 2026. Theft-related incidents also show a notable difference, with Saskatoon reporting 4,296 incidents and Regina reporting 2,554 incidents during the same seven-month period.

How do official police statistics for Saskatoon compare to open-data map figures?

Official police reports provide monthly administrative totals that may differ from open-data mapping feeds. For July 2026, the Saskatoon Police Service monthly report listed 2,438 total offences, including 264 assaults and 37 sexual assaults, with a year-to-date total of 17,546 offences. These official monthly stats represent RMS extraction totals, whereas open-data figures reflect geocoded map points selected for specific date windows.

Sources

Data is compiled from official municipal open-data portals in Regina and Saskatoon, supplemented by Saskatoon Police Service monthly statistical reports.

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