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Sault Ste. Marie · updated Nov 6, 2026

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One block in this view

200 block Bay Street
3publicized records · 90 days

Police releases cover about one in a hundred incidents the Police Services Board counts; business and partner reports fill part of the gap.

Public sources

Police releases, Board statistics and council records

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Rules publish or discard, with provenance on every record

What the record shows

Updated Nov 6, 2026.

90 days · City-wide

64publicized incident records
63records reaching arrest
63records reaching charges
0records with a court outcome

Police releases rarely report what a court decided; courthouse totals are on the official statistics page.

Sources reported $460 in damage.

Police releases cover about one in a hundred incidents the Police Services Board counts; business and partner reports fill part of the gap. 43 records held back across the full city record. How we count · beside the Board's figures.

90 days · City-wide · per weekIncidentsArrestsOutcomes
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Blocks in recent public releases

All blocks

Ordered by publicized records in this view. This is not a ranking of crime or risk.

  1. 200 block Bay Street · Downtown3 records
  2. 500 block Second Line East · Great Northern3 records
  3. 200 block Second Line West · Korah / Second Line3 records
  4. 0 block Albert Street East · Downtown2 records
  5. 100 block Gore Street · Downtown2 records

What council did

All items
  • Sep 21, 2026 · City CouncilOntario Big City Mayorsresolution · follow-up due Dec 31, 2026
  • Sep 21, 2026 · City CouncilDowntown Policingpromise · follow-up due Mar 31, 2027
  • Jul 13, 2026 · City CouncilReallocation of Housing Accelerator Funds to Per-Door Grant Programpassed

Add to the record

Document what never becomes a press release.

Police releases cover about one in a hundred incidents the Police Services Board counts; business and partner reports fill part of the gap.

  1. Start with an email linkNo password or account setup.
  2. Keep identifying details privateNames, exact addresses, notes and photos are never published.
  3. Publish only combined evidenceContributor counts, costs and measures appear only after three distinct contributors.

The evidence on file

The long view is stronger than the daily headline.

Official city-wide history provides the baseline. Public releases add block-level detail, and sourced council records show what government did in response.

1998–2025Statistics Canada1,456 official values across 52 measures
2016–2026Police Services Board6,878 monthly official values
2019–2026Courthouse statistics3,013 aggregate court values
269publicized incident records81% placed on one of 197 mapped blocks; 44 sourced council actions