How many thefts were there in Ottawa in 2021?
There were 1,929 thefts reported in Ottawa, ON in 2021.
Ottawa thefts by month, 2021
The busiest month for thefts in Ottawa was November, with 967 thefts.
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What time do thefts happen in Ottawa?
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What day of the week do thefts happen in Ottawa?
Monday was the most common day for thefts in Ottawa in 2021, at 16% of the total.
Where do thefts happen in Ottawa?
Centretown recorded the most thefts of any area in Ottawa in 2021, with 171.
Ottawa thefts in 2021: common questions
General theft (over/under thresholds vary by service). Ottawa residents also search for this category as stealing, shoplifting and larcenies — all of those refer to the same police-reported offences counted on this page.
How many thefts were there in Ottawa in 2021?
There were 1,929 thefts reported in Ottawa, ON in 2021.
What time of day did most thefts happen in Ottawa in 2021?
Most Ottawa thefts in 2021 happened in the afternoon (12pm–6pm) window, which accounted for 47% of them. The busiest individual hour was 5pm.
Where did most thefts happen in Ottawa in 2021?
Centretown recorded the most thefts of any area in Ottawa in 2021, with 171, followed by Overbrook - McArthur with 104.
Which month had the most thefts in Ottawa in 2021?
November was the busiest month for Ottawa thefts in 2021 with 967, and January was the quietest with 0.
What day of the week did most thefts happen in Ottawa in 2021?
Monday was the most common day for thefts in Ottawa in 2021, accounting for 16% of them.
How common were thefts compared to other crime in Ottawa in 2021?
Theft made up 49.2% of all crime recorded in Ottawa in 2021 — 1,929 of 3,920 incidents.
What was the theft rate in Ottawa in 2021?
Ottawa recorded 189.6 thefts per 100,000 residents in 2021.
Ottawa thefts by year
Sourced from Ottawa Police Service Community Safety Data Portal. Counts reflect incidents the portal published and may differ from figures released elsewhere — missing is not the same as zero.