Toronto Crime Report March 2024

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Toronto, ON recorded 4,037 crimes in March 2024, up 4.7% from February 2024 and down 3% from March 2023. Assault was the most frequently reported crime category in Toronto this month, accounting for 41% of all Toronto crime. Toronto's daily crime count was steady across March 2024, peaking on March 1 with 198 crimes.

Total Toronto crimes
4,037
4.7%vs February 20243%vs year ago
Top crime category
Assault
1,654 crimes (41% of total)

Toronto Daily Crime Trend

Toronto's crime count was steady over the course of March 2024, holding fairly consistent from the first half of the month to the second. The busiest day for Toronto crime was March 1 (198 crimes), and the quietest was March 18 (111 crimes). Use the dropdown below to see the daily trend for a specific crime type.

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Hover the chart for exact daily counts. Dashed line marks the daily average (130.2/day).

Toronto Crime by Category

Assault saw the largest increase in Toronto from February 2024, up from 1,489 to 1,654 crimes. Auto theft saw the largest decrease, down from 797 to 715 crimes. Crime categories a portal doesn't publish are omitted rather than shown as zero — see below for exact counts and month-over-month change per crime category in Toronto.

Assault
1,654
11.1%mo/mo
Auto theft
715
10.3%mo/mo
Theft from vehicle
657
27.3%mo/mo
Break & enter
561
7.7%mo/mo
Robbery
200
9.5%mo/mo
Bike theft
114
6.5%mo/mo
Theft
105
38.2%mo/mo
Shooting
29
23.7%mo/mo
Homicide
2
0%mo/mo

Toronto Crime by Time of Day

Toronto crime was most common during the evening (6pm–12am) window, which accounted for 32% of March 2024's total. Use the dropdown below to see the time-of-day pattern for a specific crime type.

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Toronto Top Crime Areas

West Humber-Clairville recorded the most crime of any area in Toronto with 102 (3% of Toronto's total for the month). Use the dropdown below to see top areas for a specific crime type.

All Toronto Crime Reports by Month

Sourced from Toronto Police Service Public Safety Data Portal. Category totals may undercount categories a portal doesn't publish — missing is not the same as zero.