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Downtown, Sault Ste. Marie

28 hundred-blocks on the record · Window: last 12 months · https://soo.communityledger.ca/zones/downtown

Last 12 months, Downtown

21incidents police made public
21with an arrest
21with charges laid
0with a court outcome

Per hundred-block on the record: 0.8 in Downtown against 0.6 city-wide (117 incidents across 197 blocks).

Last 26 weeks

Last 26 weeksDowntownAt the city-wide rate per block
40May 9Jun 6Jul 4Aug 1Aug 29Sep 26Oct 24Canada Day on the waterfrontDowntown Sidewalk DaysRotaryfestAlgoma Fall Festival

18 incidents in Downtown over 26 weeks; about 3 at the city-wide rate for Downtown's number of blocks. Both count only what police made public. Dotted marks: Canada Day on the waterfront (Jul 1), Downtown Sidewalk Days (Jul 8), Rotaryfest (Jul 15), Algoma Fall Festival (Oct 1), from the city's own calendars.

The last 5 incidents, with their sources

DateTypeBlockStageSource
Nov 4, 2026Mischief / vandalism to property100 block Gore StreetchargedSault Ste. Marie Police Service (Nov 5, 2026)
Nov 2, 2026Robbery100 block Queen Street EastchargedSault Ste. Marie Police Service (Nov 5, 2026)
Oct 28, 2026Robbery200 block Bay StreetchargedSault Ste. Marie Police Service (Oct 30, 2026)
Oct 17, 2026Theft under $5,000 (incl. shoplifting)200 block Bay StreetchargedSault Ste. Marie Police Service (Oct 20, 2026)
Oct 12, 2026Break and enter — otherotherchargedSault Ste. Marie Police Service (Nov 5, 2026)

A charge is an allegation until a court decides it. Every row links to the public document it was read from.

Reports from businesses and partners, Downtown

Business report counts appear once 3 businesses have reported here, so no single business can be picked out.

Rows from partner organisations appear once 3 partners have logged incidents here.

Local context

No local context notes are live for Downtown today.

Plain facts from verified locals and the operator, published by the operator; never written by the model. Read them beside the numbers, not as part of them. How this layer works.

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

Counts are of incidents police made public, placed on the hundred-block; they are not a count of all crime. Business and partner totals appear once three contributors exist. Local context is editorial, published by the operator. How much is captured and how the record is built.

How to cite this

SooLedger (Community Ledger), https://soo.communityledger.ca/zones/downtown, accessed ____-__-__

The page address is the citation: anyone can open it and see the same numbers, the sources, and what has changed since (this copy generated Nov 6, 2026).

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