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Yonge-EglintonRecent emergency dispatch activity in Toronto's Yonge-Eglinton neighbourhood

Data period: August 1 – 31, 2026 · refreshed monthly Rank: #99 of 158 by call volume
56 ▼10%
Dispatched calls
3
Priority calls (P1–P2)
0.8×
vs citywide median
1.8
Avg calls / weekday
1.8
Avg calls / weekend day

The picture in August 2026

Map of Yonge-Eglinton in Toronto with its official boundary outlined

With 56 dispatched calls in August 2026, activity in Yonge-Eglinton was quieter than most Toronto neighbourhoods. Medical calls were the most common category, making up 18% of the neighbourhood's activity. Weekday and weekend days averaged a similar number of calls (1.8 vs 1.8 per day), with activity peaking around 18:00 local time. That is down 10% from the previous month's 62 calls.

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

Monthly history

December 2025 — 68 callsJanuary 2026 — 61 callsFebruary 2026 — 76 callsMarch 2026 — 70 callsApril 2026 — 48 calls48May 2026 — 56 callsJune 2026 — 82 calls82July 2026 — 62 callsAugust 2026 — 56 calls56December 2025August 2026

Dispatched calls per month in Yonge-Eglinton since December 2025. Hover a point for the exact count.

MonthCallsPriority
August 2026565%
July 2026623%
June 2026826%
May 2026569%
April 2026488%
March 2026704%
February 2026768%
January 2026615%
December 20256812%

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Top call types

Full breakdown — all 23 call categories
Medical10
Arrest6
Vehicle Injury6
Unknown Trouble4
Building Alarm4
Assault3
Fire3
+ 16 rarer categories with fewer than 3 calls each (20 calls combined)

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Time of day

00:00–00:59 — 3 calls300h01:00–01:59 — 1 calls102:00–02:59 — 3 calls303:00–03:59 — 1 calls103h04:00–04:59 — 0 calls005:00–05:59 — 2 calls206:00–06:59 — 0 calls006h07:00–07:59 — 1 calls108:00–08:59 — 0 calls009:00–09:59 — 2 calls209h10:00–10:59 — 3 calls311:00–11:59 — 6 calls612:00–12:59 — 1 calls112h13:00–13:59 — 4 calls414:00–14:59 — 1 calls115:00–15:59 — 3 calls315h16:00–16:59 — 3 calls317:00–17:59 — 2 calls218:00–18:59 — 7 calls718h19:00–19:59 — 5 calls520:00–20:59 — 2 calls221:00–21:59 — 4 calls421h22:00–22:59 — 0 calls023:00–23:59 — 2 calls2

Calls by hour (local time), August 1 – 31, 2026. The highlighted bar is the busiest hour.

Compared to its neighbours

NeighbourhoodCallsPer dayPriority
Yonge-Eglinton561.85%
Lawrence Park South431.42%
Yonge-St.Clair250.80%
South Eglinton-Davisville933.012%
Forest Hill South632.00%
North Toronto732.411%

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

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