How many robberies were there in Montreal in 2023?
There were 1,638 robberies reported in Montreal, QC in 2023, up 14.9% from 2022.
Montreal robberies by month, 2023
The busiest month for robberies in Montreal was September, with 155 robberies. Across the whole period, Montreal robberies were up 14.9% from 2022.
Hover the chart for exact monthly counts. Dashed line marks the monthly average (136.5/month).
What time do robberies happen in Montreal?
Données Montréal (SPVM) publishes a work shift rather than an exact hour, so this is as precise as the source data gets.
What day of the week do robberies happen in Montreal?
These were spread fairly evenly across the week in 2023. Tuesday was marginally the busiest at 15%, against 14.3% for an even split.
Montreal robberies in 2023: common questions
Theft involving force or the threat of force. Montreal residents also search for this category as muggings, armed robberies and holdups — all of those refer to the same police-reported offences counted on this page.
How many robberies were there in Montreal in 2023?
There were 1,638 robberies reported in Montreal, QC in 2023, up 14.9% from 2022.
What time of day did most robberies happen in Montreal in 2023?
Données Montréal (SPVM) publishes a work shift rather than an exact hour. Most Montreal robberies in 2023 fell in the evening shift — 52% of them.
Which month had the most robberies in Montreal in 2023?
September was the busiest month for Montreal robberies in 2023 with 155, and April was the quietest with 112.
What day of the week did most robberies happen in Montreal in 2023?
Robberies in Montreal were spread fairly evenly across the week in 2023. Tuesday was marginally the busiest at 15%, against 14.3% for an even split.
How common were robberies compared to other crime in Montreal in 2023?
Robbery made up 5.7% of all crime recorded in Montreal in 2023 — 1,638 of 28,871 incidents.
What was the robbery rate in Montreal in 2023?
Montreal recorded 92.9 robberies per 100,000 residents in 2023.
Montreal robberies by year
Sourced from Données Montréal (SPVM). Counts reflect incidents the portal published and may differ from figures released elsewhere — missing is not the same as zero.