Neighbourhood Safety Report

Yonge–Bay Corridor reported 82 incidents in August 2026, above the 12-month average, with fewer assaults than a year earlier.

data as of 2026-09-07 · reported-date basis · methodology

Reported incidents

82

-18%

100 same month last year

12-month average

71.7/mo

860 total, September 2025 – August 2026

Assault

34

-38%

55 same month last year

Serious incidents

0

no shootings · no homicides · 0 in August 2025

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Boundary of the Yonge–Bay Corridor neighbourhood, as defined by Toronto Police Service. Incident locations are approximate — offset by Toronto Police to the nearest intersection to protect privacy.

Figures cover the City of Toronto's Yonge–Bay Corridor neighbourhood as Toronto Police defines it, which may not match how residents draw the area.

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By category

Assault34
Auto Theft4
Break and Enter9
Robbery6
Theft Over7
Bicycle Theft15
Theft from Motor Vehicle7

Each category’s own 12-month average.

We don’t show percentage changes when a category had fewer than 10 incidents in either month — counts that small move for ordinary reasons.

The last 13 months

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12-month average: 71.7 per month.

This month in brief

Assault fell to 34 reported incidents from 55 in August last year. No homicides or shootings were reported.

The longer view — yearly totals

Total reported incidents per calendar year, for readers who want more history than the 13-month trend above.

Reaching Toronto Police

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Understanding this data

“Reported” means a report was made to Toronto Police — it does not mean anyone was charged, convicted, or found responsible.

Figures are based on the date each incident was reported to police, not the date it occurred. Toronto Police may revise figures as investigations continue; any material revision to a published month appears here as a dated correction rather than a silent edit.

Sexual violation offences are not included in these statistics: Toronto Police does not publish row-level historical data for this category, so no reliable monthly count or trend can be produced from it.

Every figure is drawn from Toronto Police Service’s public open data and covers Yonge–Bay Corridor.

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