The neighbourhood report

Who it is for

For people buying or renting a home or looking for a business location, and for brokers who want an area’s public record in one document. It answers three questions: what has been reported nearby, how that compares with the rest of the island, and how it has changed since 2015.

What the report contains

Summary and what stands out

Written findings, chosen by fixed, published rules: serious incidents first, then rates clearly above or below the island’s.

In the press

Events reported by Montréal media since January 2015 within 500 m, the borough’s count, and press-reported violence within 1 km.

Around the address

Maps of where SPVM reports cluster, all categories together, then one category at a time.

Crime within 500 m

The last twelve months, the four twelve-month periods before them and the change since 2015, per resident, against the island.

Serious and violent crime

The police sector’s totals, serious incidents near the address, deaths within 1 km since 2015, and Statistics Canada’s rates for the SPVM’s territory.

311 requests

Requests made to the City about discarded needles and about homelessness within 500 m, against the City of Montréal.

Fire and medical

Interventions by Montréal’s fire department (SIM) within 500 m, month by month.

How to read it, sources and limits

How to read each figure, where the data comes from and what it leaves out, with appendices of reports year by year and Statistics Canada’s tables.

At a glance

• About 20 pages, depending on the address and the language
• In French and in English: both versions are included
• CA$24.99 plus GST and QST, in a single payment
• A PDF ready within minutes, to download for 30 days

Built from the open data of the SPVM, Montréal’s fire department and the City, press coverage and the 2021 Census. These are not official statistics. Read the method

See a sample

The full report for a public street corner, in both languages. The sample report