The crisis has slowed, but auto thefts and carjackings remain high at a time when shootings and homicides are well below the city's pre-pandemic numbers.
A grid of six line charts showing different Toronto police crime trends from 2014-2025. Top left, auto thefts show a line rising from 3,703 in 2014 to a peak of 12,610 in 2023, down again to 7,402 in 2025. Top centre, carjackings rise from 20 in 2014 to 247 in 2025. Top right, home invasion robberies fall from 2014 (138) through 2021 (89) but rise to 183 by 2025. Bottom left, break-and-enters are relatively steady around 6,000 a year. Bottom centre, shootings are low at 76 in 2014, rise to a high of 224 in 2019 and fall again to 95 in 2025. Bottom right, homicides are above 50 for every year from 2014-2024, but fall to just 24 in 2025.