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THE SAME MEASURE. EVERY AREA.

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A clear picture of the data.

This atlas shows recorded activity across police reporting areas. It is an educational comparison, not a prediction or a property risk assessment.

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Official crime statistics

Statistics Canada, Table 35-10-0180-01: Incident-based crime statistics, by detailed violations, police services in Ontario. Annual 2023, 2024 and 2025 observations from the July 22, 2026 release, retrieved November 11, 2026.

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How to read the colours

The map uses the source’s reported rate per 100,000 residents, so larger populations do not automatically appear higher. Display bands are chosen for readability; they are not official risk classifications. The Ontario comparison is the provincial rate for the same offence and year.

Circle positions identify areas. Circle size and glow are visual markers, not crime density, geographic extent or incident locations. The bird’s-eye scene is an AI-generated architectural illustration; use Map for geographic context.

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What the figures include

Break & enter uses violation 2120; mischief uses 2170; total property crime uses 200. These are all-premises area totals, not a residential-only or commercial-only breakdown. “Breaking and entering to steal a firearm” is a separate source category and is not added to 2120.

Rates reflect police-reported incidents, not all crime. Reporting practices, revised populations and year-to-year variation affect comparisons. Annual changes are the rates published by Statistics Canada, not changes in raw incident counts. The three-year snapshot does not update automatically.

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Geography & coverage

Peel means Mississauga and Brampton, excluding Caledon. Halton data also include Milton and Halton Hills; York and Waterloo data cover their full police reporting areas. Ancaster shares Hamilton’s figures. Brantford is the city, not Brant County or Paris. Cities within the same reporting area share the same statistics.

Map outlines are simplified municipal land boundaries used for context, not independently verified police jurisdiction boundaries. Surrounding uncoloured areas mean “not included,” not zero incidents.

Ontario municipal boundaries ↗

Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Ontario. Map data retrieved November 11, 2026.

Film Bros helps assess glass protection. This atlas is independent of Statistics Canada and Ontario police services.