Winnipeg saw a decrease in violent crime and severity last year, according to the police service’s 2025 annual report.
Robberies, assault and firearm offences were all down compared to 2024.
Homicides dropped sharply by nearly 49 per cent.
Shoplifting, youth crime and knife-related crimes were also all down.
“These results reflect the commitment of our members, the strength of our partnerships, and the shared belief that community safety is everyone’s responsibility,” said WPS Chief Gene Bowers.
The full report is available online.
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