GTA Incident Statistics
Generated 2026-10-22 22:30:01  ·  Data through 2026-10-21 (yesterday)
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GTA Update AI Briefing
Wednesday, October 21, 2026 · Generated 2026-10-22 22:35

By 10pm Thursday, police logged 436 calls while fire services handled 479, with the day's headline being a 2-alarm highrise residential fire on Simcoe Street around mid-afternoon.

👮 436 police  ·  🚒 479 fire (284 medical)

Wednesday saw 494 police calls and 550 fire calls, the latter buoyed by 329 medical assists that account for the bulk of the volume. A 3-alarm commercial fire on Canvarco Road at 7:41pm was the significant incident in an otherwise typical autumn evening—clear skies and light winds didn't interfere with operations.


This week is tracking slightly below the 7-day police average of 515 calls. October continues to run elevated for disorderlies and unknown-trouble calls, with fire services continuing their steady drumbeat of medical-assist responses that comprise 63% of their annual call load.


Four 2-plus-alarm fires in the past seven days is worth noting, though three of the four were residential highrise incidents—a pattern worth watching but not yet alarming given the housing density in the affected corridors.


  • 3 Alarm
    Commercial/Industrial
    CANVARCO RD between LAIRD DR

    Fifty-one units responded Wednesday at 7:41pm to a 3-alarm commercial/industrial fire on Canvarco Road between Laird Drive.

    A125, A125, A135, A233, A322, A341, BOX12, C13, C22, C30, C31, C32, C32, C32, C33, C34, CMD30, CMD30C, FI31, HR332, HZ323, L312, L325, LA231, LA325, LA325, P123, P125, P125, P125, P134, P224, P226, P233, P311, P311, P313, P315, P321, P321, P322, P323, P323, P326, P333, P344, R122, R235, R235, REHAB01, S313
  • 2 Alarm
    Highrise Residential
    SIMCOE ST between MICHAEL SWEET AVE & DUNDAS ST W

    On Simcoe Street between Michael Sweet Avenue and Dundas Street West, thirty-two units were dispatched Thursday at 1:44pm to a 2-alarm highrise residential fire.

    C30, C31, C32, C33, C34, CMD30, CMD30C, HR114, HR332, HZ323, L312, L312, L325, L331, L426, LA325, LA421, P311, P313, P314, P315, P326, P331, P333, P334, P334, P426, R325, R346, S331, S445, T333
  • 2 Alarm
    Highrise Residential
    DANFORTH RD between SAVARIN ST & 1375 DANFORTH RD

    Early Sunday afternoon, thirty-two units arrived at 3:24pm to a 2-alarm highrise residential fire on Danforth Road between Savarin Street and 1375 Danforth Road.

    A213, A215, A221, A221, A231, C20, C22, C23, C24, CMD10, FI31, FI33, FI33, HR332, HZ323, LA231, P213, P221, P222, P222, P222, P225, P231, P232, P233, P234, P244, P245, R214, R223, R243, S232
  • 2 Alarm
    Highrise Residential
    MARKHAM RD between BRIMORTON DR & ROMAN ABRAHAM BLVD

    Friday morning at 11:53am, twenty-two units responded to a 2-alarm highrise residential fire on Markham Road between Brimorton Drive and Roman Abraham Boulevard.

    A213, A215, A221, A231, C20, C21, C23, C24, CMD10, HR114, HZ323, LA231, P213, P221, P231, P232, P242, P245, R214, R243, S331, S445
Yesterday
494
2026-10-21
Last 7 Days
3,603
~515/day avg
Month to Date
11,560
October 2026
Year to Date
154,196
2026 to date
Yesterday
550
2026-10-21
Last 7 Days
3,828
~547/day avg
Month to Date
12,220
October 2026
Year to Date
154,757
2026 to date
👮 Week So Far
TPS 55 Div
163 calls
👮 Month to Date
TPS 14 Div
959 calls
👮 Year to Date
TPS 51 Div
13,390 calls
🚒 Week So Far
TFS 314
92 calls
23 fire  ·  69 medical
🚒 Month to Date
TFS 325
430 calls
145 fire  ·  285 medical
🚒 Year to Date
TFS 325
5,570 calls
1,882 fire  ·  3,688 medical
9pm Busiest hour for police calls (last 90 days)
Sat Busiest day of week for police (last 90 days)
5pm Busiest hour for fire calls (last 90 days)
Wed Busiest day of week for fire (last 90 days)
63% Of fire calls are medical assists (YTD)
DISORDERLIES Top police call type YTD (16,985 calls)

Incidents per Day (Police & Fire)

Hour of Day Distribution

Day of Week Distribution

Monthly Totals — 2026

Fire Call Breakdown YTD — Medical vs Other

Top Police Call Types Yesterday

DISORDERLIES
65
PERSONAL INJURY COLLISION
40
UNKNOWN TROUBLE
34
ARREST
29
SEE AMBULANCE
29
DISPUTE
27
ASSAULT JUST OCCURRED
24
HAZARD
22
BREAK & ENTER
22
PROPERTY DAMAGE COLLISION
19

Top Fire Incident Types Yesterday

MEDICAL
329
Alarm Single Source
82
Fire
43
Vehicle
34
Check Call
15
Rescue
11
Hazmat Level 1
8
Natural Gas Leak
8
Vehicle Fire
5
Fire Alarm
5

Police Call Types YTD

Fire Incident Types YTD

Police Divisions — Last 30 Days

Fire Sub-Types YTD

Alarm Level Breakdown

Alarm Level Counts

1st Alarm 155
2-Alarm 298
3-Alarm 15
4-Alarm 1
5-Alarm 1