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Port Hardy crime statistics

Crime data for Port Hardy, British Columbia.

Updated October 26, 2026·Data year 2025·Source: Statistics Canada, police-reported crime·Français

These figures are for the Port Hardy RCMP detachment, which polices Port Hardy and the rural area around it.

Port Hardy crime statistics, 2025

Key takeaway

In 2025, police reported 1,302 incidents in Port Hardy, −14.4% from 2024. Police cleared 39.4% of incidents.

Police service reporting these figures: Port Hardy, British Columbia, Royal Canadian Mounted Police, rural

Police-reported incidents

1,302

↓ −14.4% vs previous year

Source: Statistics Canada, Table 35-10-0184-01, 2025

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Incidents cleared

39.4%

Source: Statistics Canada, Table 35-10-0184-01, 2025

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Crime Severity Index, Canada

75.0

Source: Statistics Canada, Table 35-10-0026-01, 2025

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Police-reported incidents in Port Hardy, 2010 to 2025

All violations: Criminal Code, traffic and other federal laws.

05001,0001,5002,000201020142018202220251,302
  • Port Hardy
05001,0001,5002,000201020132016201920222025Port Hardy 1,302
Source: Statistics Canada, Table 35-10-0184-01
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Police-reported incidents in Port Hardy, 2010 to 2025
YearIncidents
2010859
2011953
2012898
2013895
2014904
2015948
2016905
2017840
2018809
20191,544
20201,316
20211,352
20221,253
20231,512
20241,521
20251,302
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Most reported offences in Port Hardy, 2025

  • Disturb the peace258
  • Mischief205
  • Assault, level 1197
  • Fail to comply with order108
  • Uttering threats78
  • Theft $5,000 or under71
  • Assault, level 2, weapon or bodily harm39
  • Fraud26
  • Sexual assault, level 125
  • Indecent/Harassing communications23
Source: Statistics Canada, Table 35-10-0184-01, 2025
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Most reported offences in Port Hardy, 2025
OffenceIncidents
Disturb the peace258
Mischief205
Assault, level 1197
Fail to comply with order108
Uttering threats78
Theft $5,000 or under71
Assault, level 2, weapon or bodily harm39
Fraud26
Sexual assault, level 125
Indecent/Harassing communications23
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Types of crime in Port Hardy, 2025

Share of Criminal Code incidents, excluding traffic.

  • Other Criminal Code37.0 %
  • Violent crime33.3 %
  • Property crime29.7 %
Source: Statistics Canada, Table 35-10-0184-01, 2025
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Types of crime in Port Hardy, 2025
TypeIncidents%
Other Criminal Code45837
Violent crime41233.3
Property crime36829.7
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Every reported offence

The most reported offences in Port Hardy, 2010 to 2025

Police-reported incidents per year.

020040060020102014201820222025258205197108
  • Disturb the peace
  • Mischief
  • Assault, level 1
  • Fail to comply with order
0200400600201020132016201920222025Disturb the peace 258Mischief 205Assault, level 1 197Fail to comply with order 108
Source: Statistics Canada, Table 35-10-0177-01
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The most reported offences in Port Hardy, 2010 to 2025
YearDisturb the peaceMischiefAssault, level 1Fail to comply with order
201012518391108
201184174100171
20127316392118
2013104172105112
201495125106101
201512919580121
20161421669898
20171211027670
20181131209657
201933622215298
202041514816979
202141413019162
202238614815084
2023456191146140
2024381248196122
2025258205197108
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Rates per 100,000 below use the population the police service covers (about 5,500 people), which is not the same as Port Hardy’s own population (3,902).

Police and justice

Crimes solved and people charged

Crimes solved by police

Share of reported incidents cleared by a charge or otherwise, 2025.

39%
of all incidents solved
5.0%
of reports unfounded

Solved, by type of crime

  • Violent crime43%179 / 412
  • Property crime24%89 / 368
  • Other offences46%211 / 458
Police found 69 of 1,371 reports to be unfounded: no crime happened or was attempted.

Source: Statistics Canada, Tables 35-10-0026-01 and 35-10-0184-01, 2025

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Crimes solved by police
TypeIncidentsSolvedSolved (%)
All1,30251339.4
Violent41217943.4
Property3688924.2
Other45821146.1
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People charged

Adults and youth (12 to 17) charged, 2010 to 2025.

219
adults charged, 2025
9
youth charged
69%
of youth dealt with without a charge
0204060201020142018202220259
02040602010201320162019202220259
Charges against youth fell 61% since 2010. Youth not charged were dealt with by warnings, cautions or referrals to programs.

Source: Statistics Canada, Table 35-10-0184-01

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People charged
YearAdults chargedYouth charged
20252199
202424011
202318711
20221789
202120117
202018513
201928036
201825049
201728652
201630621
201536933
201441526
201331540
201237535
201143614
201031823
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Violent crime

Assaults, sexual offences, homicide, hate crimes

Violent crime

Rate per 100,000 people, 2010 to 2025.

412
incidents, 2025
7,484
per 100,000
↓ 7.0%
vs 2024
02,5005,0007,50010K201020142018202220257,4841,443
02,5005,0007,50010K2010201320162019202220257,4841,443
  • Port Hardy
  • Canada

Share of incidents, 2025

  • Assault, level 119748%
  • Uttering threats7819%
  • Assault, level 23910%
  • Sexual assault, level 1256%
  • Criminal harassment133%
  • Other violent offences5814%
The rate in Port Hardy is 5.2 times the Canada rate (1,443); British Columbia: 1,531.

Source: Statistics Canada, Table 35-10-0184-01, 2025

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Violent crime
YearIncidentsRate per 100,000Canada rate
20254127,484.11,443.3
20244438,050.21,447.8
20233746,828.61,441.8
20223316,008.41,376.9
20213726,970.21,331.1
20203266,147.51,265.0
20193235,9191,278.5
20181923,526.21,151.4
20171492,704.71,112.7
20161642,987.81,076.0
20151362,460.71,070.3
20141723,083.01,044.2
20131703,068.01,095.7
20121743,132.31,198.8
20111643,033.71,235.7
20101492,7691,291.6
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Sexual offences

Rate per 100,000 people, 2010 to 2025.

44
incidents, 2025
799
per 100,000
↓ 29.1%
vs 2024
05001,0001,50020102014201820222025799133
05001,0001,500201020132016201920222025799133
  • Port Hardy
  • Canada

Share of incidents, 2025

  • Sexual assault, level 12557%
  • Offences against children1943%
The rate in Port Hardy is 6.0 times the Canada rate (133); British Columbia: 140.

Source: Statistics Canada, Table 35-10-0184-01, 2025

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Sexual offences
YearIncidentsRate per 100,000Canada rate
202544799.3133.4
2024621,126.7134.9
2023681,241.6133.3
202247853.2134.2
202151955.6132.6
202041773.2113.1
201929531.4118.5
201833606.1107.7
201716290.497.0
20169164.084.4
20157126.676.6
201414250.973.1
201313234.674.4
201231558.176.2
201124444.076.5
201012223.077.9
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Property crime

Theft, break-ins, vehicles, mischief

Property crime

Rate per 100,000 people, 2010 to 2025.

368
incidents, 2025
6,685
per 100,000
↓ 8.0%
vs 2024
05,00010K15K201020142018202220256,6853,141
05,00010K15K2010201320162019202220256,6853,141
  • Port Hardy
  • Canada

Share of incidents, 2025

  • Mischief20556%
  • Theft under $5,0009426%
  • Break and enter226%
  • Motor vehicle theft113%
  • Fraud and other329%
The rate in Port Hardy is 2.1 times the Canada rate (3,141); British Columbia: 3,839.

Source: Statistics Canada, Table 35-10-0184-01, 2025

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Property crime
YearIncidentsRate per 100,000Canada rate
20253686,684.83,140.6
20244007,268.83,264.6
20233867,047.73,409.6
20223085,590.93,325.0
20213466,483.03,052.5
20203456,505.83,084.8
201957710,573.63,509.4
20183005,509.63,347.7
20173235,863.13,265.3
20163446,267.13,238.5
20153836,929.63,231.4
20142865,126.43,099.5
20133315,973.73,154.0
20123185,724.63,438.4
20113496,455.83,536.2
20103165,872.53,838.1
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Motor vehicle theft

Rate per 100,000 people, 2010 to 2025.

11
vehicles stolen, 2025
200
per 100,000
36%
solved
010020030040020102014201820222025201200
0100200300400201020132016201920222025201200
  • Port Hardy
  • Canada
Peak: 348 per 100,000 in 2019. The rate in Port Hardy is about the same as Canada (201); British Columbia: 138.

Source: Statistics Canada, Table 35-10-0184-01, 2025

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Motor vehicle theft
YearVehicles stolenRate per 100,000Solved (%)Canada rate
202511199.836.4200.8
2024472.70240.2
20239164.322.2287.3
20226108.916.7272.0
20219168.633.3218.1
202015282.940205.6
201919348.236.8231.4
20187128.657.1232.5
20176108.966.7232.9
20166109.366.7218.9
2015118.1100220.7
2014471.750208.8
20137126.328.6206.7
20126108.016.7224.9
20118148.012.5240.1
201011204.445.5272.0
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Break and enter

Rate per 100,000 people, 2010 to 2025.

22
incidents, 2025
400
per 100,000
05001,0001,50020102014201820222025400264
05001,0001,500201020132016201920222025400264
  • Port Hardy
  • Canada
The rate in Port Hardy is 52% above Canada (264); British Columbia: 281.

Source: Statistics Canada, Table 35-10-0184-01, 2025

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Break and enter
YearIncidentsRate per 100,000Canada rate
202522399.6263.5
202414254.4294.6
202335639.0327.8
202214254.1342.4
202136674.5329.3
202026490.3363.1
2019671,227.8429.4
201844808.1432.5
201741744.2436.8
201644801.6443.7
201534615.2447.1
201435627.4429.4
201329523.4446
201233594.1507.7
201127499.5527.8
201017315.9579.5
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Fraud and cybercrime

Fraud and identity crime

Rate per 100,000 people, 2010 to 2025.

26
incidents, 2025
472
per 100,000
05001,0001,50020102014201820222025492472
05001,0001,500201020132016201920222025492472
  • Port Hardy
  • Canada
The rate in Port Hardy is 4% below Canada (492); British Columbia: 505.

Source: Statistics Canada, Table 35-10-0184-01, 2025

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Fraud and identity crime
YearIncidentsRate per 100,000Canada rate
202526472.3492.4
202443781.4511.0
202334620.8505.6
202239707.9462.4
202142787.0442.8
2020541,018.3442.8
2019621,136.2443.2
201813238.8403.7
20179163.4357.9
20169164.0351.1
20159162.8304.9
2014471.7265.5
20137126.3260.5
20128144.0257.7
201112222.0253.9
2010355.8261.0
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Drugs, weapons and driving

Drug offences

Rate per 100,000 people, 2010 to 2025.

13
incidents, 2025
236
per 100,000
05001,0001,50020102014201820222025236144
05001,0001,500201020132016201920222025236144
  • Port Hardy
  • Canada

Share of incidents, 2025

  • Cocaine trafficking646%
  • Other drug trafficking215%
  • Possession and other539%
The rate in Port Hardy is 64% above Canada (144); British Columbia: 322.

Source: Statistics Canada, Table 35-10-0184-01, 2025

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Drug offences
YearIncidentsRate per 100,000Canada rate
202513236.2143.6
202427490.6129.8
202318328.7113.2
202218326.7137.1
202116299.8163.2
202022414.9177.5
201928513.1185.9
201811202.0229.1
201716290.4254.4
201630546.6267.3
201529524.7279.6
2014631,129.2294.9
201333595.6311.0
201236648.1317.1
201140739.9330.1
201041761.9321.2
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Impaired driving

Rate per 100,000 people, 2010 to 2025.

31
incidents, 2025
563
per 100,000
↓ 29.6%
vs 2024
05001,0001,50020102014201820222025563162
05001,0001,500201020132016201920222025563162
  • Port Hardy
  • Canada

Share of incidents, 2025

  • Impaired by alcohol2168%
  • Drugs and other1032%
The rate in Port Hardy is 3.5 times the Canada rate (162); British Columbia: 212.

Source: Statistics Canada, Table 35-10-0184-01, 2025

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Impaired driving
YearIncidentsRate per 100,000Canada rate
202531563.1161.8
202444799.6165.9
2023671,223.3179.1
202255998.4181.6
2021611,143.0187.8
2020621,169.2204.7
201940733228.1
201821385.7191.1
201721381.2189.1
201622400.8197.5
201515271.4201.3
201428501.9210.5
201340721.9221.1
201239702.1242.4
2011591,091.4261.0
201038706.2256.5
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Offences with few reports in Port Hardy

Fewer than 10 incidents in the year: too few for a reliable trend or rate.

Offence20252024
Weapons offences77

Source: Statistics Canada, Table 35-10-0184-01

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Port Hardy

British Columbia, Canada

Population

3,902

Wikipedia

About Port Hardy

Port Hardy is a district municipality in British Columbia, Canada located on the north-east tip of Vancouver Island. Port Hardy has a population of 3,902 as of the 2021 census.

Climate & Weather

Annual historical averages

July High
25.6°C
Jan Low
2.6°C
Annual Rain
2777 mm
Annual Snow
22 cm

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