Frenchman's Bay, Pickering

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About this neighbourhood

TL;DR. Frenchman's Bay recorded 192 crime incidents in the most recent 24‑hour window, accounting for roughly 25.6% of Pickering’s total of 751 reported offenses. Auto theft was the most common category, with 52 incidents, followed by assault (40) and theft from vehicle (38). The neighbourhood’s violent offenses numbered 48, and the next‑closest nearby area, Pickering City Centre, logged 160 incidents. These figures reflect activity during this period.

About this data

Frenchman's Bay, a waterfront neighbourhood in the city of Pickering, Ontario, reported 192 incidents in the most recent data snapshot. Those 192 incidents account for 25.6 % of Pickering’s overall total of 751 incidents, making the neighbourhood a significant share of city‑wide activity. Neighbourhood boundaries are approximate and based on the upstream open‑data classification, so counts may vary when boundaries are revised.

The figures reflect a synthetic reporting period that corresponds to August 2026, derived from the latest exact occurrence day available from the open‑data feed. Because the dates are month‑based rather than day‑specific, the data should be understood as covering the entire month of August 2026. The neighbourhood count is scaled to the city year‑to‑date through July, as indicated by the nbhd_count_basis.

Recent trend

The dataset captures incidents for a synthetic period covering August 2026, using month‑level timestamps rather than precise days. This approach aligns with the upstream feed’s handling of recent occurrence data. Users should note that neighbourhood boundary definitions can change from year to year, which may affect the comparability of counts across different reporting windows.

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