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What should I know about how this figure is measured?

Official StatCan UCR break-and-enter count and rate for this police service reporting area — geography may not match municipal boundaries exactly.

Official Police service statistics

Moose Jaw Police Service burglary rate — 2025 official figures

Official break-and-enter figures for Moose Jaw Police Service (Province / territory: Saskatchewan) in 2025.

Published official figures from Statistics Canada (UCR table 35-10-0180-01) — the same validated data used in the Home Security Planning assessment.

Latest official figures

Latest official year

2025

Recorded break-and-enter

101official total

Year 2025

Burglary rate

2.78per 1,000 residents

Year 2025

Year-on-year change

Down 48.2%vs 2024

vs 2024

What the trend means

In 2025, Moose Jaw Police Service recorded 101 official break-and-enter offences (2.8 per 1,000 residents). Compared with 2024, the total fell by 48.2%. Across the published series (1998–2025), the latest total is 73.7% lower than 1998. Figures use Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, municipal [47045] — missing years are never shown as zero.

Figures summarise the official published series for this reporting geography. Missing years are never shown as zero.

What these figures cover

Moose Jaw Police Service

Police service

Official break-and-enter figures for Moose Jaw Police Service from Statistics Canada (UCR table 35-10-0180-01). Geography: Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, municipal [47045].

Source: Statistics Canada (UCR table 35-10-0180-01)

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Common questions

What is the latest official burglary figure for Moose Jaw Police Service?: In 2025, Moose Jaw Police Service recorded 101 official break-and-enter offences — 2.8 per 1,000 residents, published by Statistics Canada (UCR table 35-10-0180-01).
Does this page assess my home?: No. This page summarises published area statistics only. The free assessment checks your property type, access points, and existing security, with personalised recommendations.
What should I know about how this figure is measured?: Official StatCan UCR break-and-enter count and rate for this police service reporting area — geography may not match municipal boundaries exactly.

Official sources

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