Crime in The Beaches, Toronto

View recent reported crimes in The Beaches, including crime type breakdowns, monthly trends, and the latest loaded incidents from Toronto Police open data.

The Beaches aerial view
Latest incident
Oct 25
3 days ago
Last 7 days
4
.
Last 30 days
21
.
Last year
288
.
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Safety snapshot

Is The Beaches safe?

Reported crime data alone cannot establish personal safety. The Beaches recorded 288 reported crimes in the 365-day period Oct 26, 2025 – Oct 26, 2026, ranking 104 of 158 Toronto neighborhoods from fewest to most reported incidents, including 21 in the last 30 days. That is 13.4 reported incidents per 1,000 residents using the 2021 census population of 21,510. This does not adjust for visitors or population changes since 2021. Read the offence breakdown and local map alongside these totals.

Spatial view

The Beaches incident map

30-day markers
21

Showing 21 geocoded crimes from the last 30 days in The Beaches.

High harm Violence Property Other
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Recent incidents

Latest Crimes in The Beaches

Showing crimes loaded in the last 7 days by default.

Robbery

Oct 25, 2026, 8 p.m.
Near Scarborough Rd / Bracken Ave
D55
GO-20262256431
RobberyOutsideStreetThe Beaches (63)

Assault

Oct 25, 2026, 2 p.m.
Near Lockwood Rd / Queen St E / Sarah Ashbridge Ave
D55
GO-20262254066
AssaultApartmentThe Beaches (63)
Monthly trend

Monthly totals

Latest incident
Oct 25
28
Nov
11
Dec
15
Jan
20
Feb
14
Mar
39
Apr
31
May
27
Jun
32
Jul
25
Aug
20
Sep
19
Oct
Offense mix

Offences in the past year

Categories
9
Assault
122
Theft from Motor Vehicle
51
Break and Enter
43
Auto Theft
41
Bike Theft
15
Robbery
9
Sexual Violation
9
Theft over $5,000
8
Calls for service

Recent Calls to 911

Shown
10
DISORDERLIES
LN 2 N QUEEN E KINGSTON - LARK ST
HAZARD
NEVILLE PARK BLVD - QUEEN ST E
PERSONAL INJURY COLLISION
Nearest intersection not listed
DISPUTE
NORWAY AVE - JUNIPER AVE
ASSAULT
HUBBARD BLVD - VIOLET AVE
MISSING VULNERABLE PERSON
HASLETT AVE - ELMER AVE
DISORDERLIES
LN 2 N QUEEN E KINGSTON - LARK ST
SEE AMBULANCE
LN 2 N QUEEN E KINGSTON - LARK ST
ROBBERY
PINE AVE - BOB FRASER LANE
FIRE
FIR AVE - HAZEL AVE
Safety questions

Is The Beaches safe?

Is The Beaches safe?
Reported crime data alone cannot establish personal safety. The Beaches recorded 288 reported crimes in the 365-day period Oct 26, 2025 – Oct 26, 2026, ranking 104 of 158 Toronto neighborhoods from fewest to most reported incidents, including 21 in the last 30 days. That is 13.4 reported incidents per 1,000 residents using the 2021 census population of 21,510. This does not adjust for visitors or population changes since 2021. Read the offence breakdown and local map alongside these totals.
What crimes are most common in The Beaches?
The most reported crime categories in The Beaches over the last year are Assault (122), Theft from Motor Vehicle (51), Break and Enter (43).
How many break-ins happened in The Beaches recently?
6 break and enter incidents were reported in The Beaches in the last 30 days, and 43 over the last 365 days.
How current is this The Beaches crime data?
This page is regenerated from Toronto Police Service open data. The most recent loaded incident in The Beaches occurred on Oct 25, 2026.
How does recent reported crime in The Beaches compare with earlier weeks?
21 incidents were reported in the latest 30-day window (Sep 26, 2026 – Oct 26, 2026), averaging 0.7 per day. The preceding 60 days had 46 reports, averaging 0.8 per day. These are different-length periods, so compare daily averages. Reporting delays can lower the latest figures; this is not a forecast.
Which area does the The Beaches data cover?
Official City of Toronto neighborhood boundary for The Beaches.
Toronto Police News

The Beaches incidents in the news

Matched releases
6

Official Toronto Police news releases matched to incidents in this boundary. Open an incident for the full record.

2 linked incidents Latest release Thursday, October 22, 2026, 3:54 PM
Weekly trend

The Beaches trailing 52-week pattern

Peak weekly volume
17
0 6 11 17 Nov 3 Feb 2 May 4 Aug 3 Oct 26
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