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    1. What classify as a murder? Does the person need to be charged as a homicide, or do manslaughter chargers count to that number? With the laws in ontario, it seems hard pressed to get a murder charge to stick.

    2. NormalSociety on

      But I thought our Liberal PM was going to cause all this to rise sharply!

    3. GirlCoveredInBlood on

      but Gord from Medicine Hat assured me our cities are war zones, how can this be?

    4. Electronic_Air_9683 on

      „Defund the police“ so it can go up again…

      Canadian police is doing a great job and should get a raise!

    5. Toronto-tenant-2020 on

      >**The reasons for the dropping homicide numbers are unclear,** experts say. But such statistics are broadly at odds with some of the rationales underpinning tough-on-crime legislation proposed by the Liberal government.

      And yet, the usual suspects will jump on this information as proof that we don’t need to stop letting repeat violent offenders out on bail and/or parole.

    6. SHUT_DOWN_EVERYTHING on

      There’s a concept/theory of reverse correlation between external threats and domestic crime. “Conflict cohesion” or more commonly “rally around the flag” effect.

      Maybe that’s the explanation but also pandemic gave a boost to crime as people got “meaner”somehow post pandemic and maybe things are going back to normal.

    7. highwire_ca on

      Ottawa: 2023: 16; 2024: 26 (+45% YOY); 2025: 19 murders (-27% YOY) .

      It’s tough to ignore the number for 2024 when for over a decade the city had fewer than 12 murders per year.

    8. Luckily, 100% of crime in Canada is murders. So take this as evidence that your community has never been safer nor more crime free than now.

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