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Lambton Baby PointRecent emergency dispatch activity in Toronto's Lambton Baby Point neighbourhood

Data period: August 1 – 31, 2026 · refreshed monthly Rank: #156 of 158 by call volume
18 ▼28%
Dispatched calls
0
Priority calls (P1–P2)
0.3×
vs citywide median
0.6
Avg calls / weekday
0.5
Avg calls / weekend day

The picture in August 2026

Map of Lambton Baby Point in Toronto with its official boundary outlined

With 18 dispatched calls in August 2026, activity in Lambton Baby Point was quieter than most Toronto neighbourhoods. Vehicle Injury calls were the most common category, making up 33% of the neighbourhood's activity. That is down 28% from the previous month's 25 calls.

Neighbourhood attribution uses the official boundary polygon shown here; calls without reliable coordinates are excluded from neighbourhood totals.

Monthly history

December 2025 — 23 callsJanuary 2026 — 16 callsFebruary 2026 — 10 calls10March 2026 — 23 callsApril 2026 — 29 calls29May 2026 — 21 callsJune 2026 — 13 callsJuly 2026 — 25 callsAugust 2026 — 18 calls18December 2025August 2026

Dispatched calls per month in Lambton Baby Point since December 2025. Hover a point for the exact count.

MonthCallsPriority
August 2026180%
July 2026254%
June 2026138%
May 20262114%
April 20262910%
March 2026234%
February 2026100%
January 2026166%
December 20252317%

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Top call types

Full breakdown — all 9 call categories
Vehicle Injury6
Unknown Trouble4
+ 7 rarer categories with fewer than 3 calls each (8 calls combined)

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Time of day

Too few calls in August 1 – 31, 2026 (18) for meaningful time-of-day patterns here — see the citywide picture instead.

Compared to its neighbours

NeighbourhoodCallsPer dayPriority
Lambton Baby Point180.60%
Runnymede-Bloor West Village551.84%
Kingsway South421.412%
Rockcliffe-Smythe1223.96%
Edenbridge-Humber Valley692.26%
High Park-Swansea1123.67%

Adjacent neighbourhoods, August 2026. "Per day" averages over all 31 days; "Priority" is the share of P1–P2 calls.

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