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Hamilton Crime Statistics 2025: 1,279 Break-Ins and the 10 Wards Hit Hardest

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Last updated: May 7, 2026  ·  Source: Hamilton Police Service ward reports, 2025 year-end data Updated July 22, 2026 with StatCan’s 2025 numbers. Statistics Canada confirmed this morning that Hamilton’s Crime Severity Index fell 7% in 2025, and nationally, break-ins were the single biggest reason crime came down. Good news. But Hamilton Police still logged […]

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Telus Bought The Monitoring Center | What It Means for You

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Telus quietly acquired The Monitoring Center (TMC), the Oakville-based alarm monitoring company known for $9.99/month monitoring and no contracts. Nearly 100,000 customers are now Telus customers. Prices are rising, contracts are appearing, and support has been outsourced. Here’s the full story, the pattern behind Telus’s $900M+ security buying spree, and what you can do if you want to switch to a local, family-owned company that won’t sell out.

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Hamilton Crime Statistics 2025: Over Half the City Feels Less Safe

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Hamilton Police and Wilfrid Laurier University surveyed 1,245 residents in early 2025. Over half say their neighbourhood is getting worse. 55% worry about break-ins, 68% about vehicle theft. And roughly 40% of break-in victims never even call police. Here’s the full data breakdown, what it means, and what you can actually do about it.

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Project Dora: Three Charged After 14 Break-and-Enters Across York Region

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York Regional Police arrested three men after a months-long investigation into 14 break-and-enters across Vaughan, Richmond Hill, and Markham. The crew was caught mid-job with help from police air support. All three face organized crime charges. Watch the arrest video and learn what actually stops an organized break-in crew.

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