Online Reporting

• The report must be filed by the owner of the damaged property or authorized representative or the finder of property or authorized representative
• A valid email address
• The address of the location where the crime took place and contact address information
• A driver's licence, proof of ownership, insurance information (if applicable)

• After you submit your completed online police report, you will see the words: "Your online police report has been submitted," indicating your police report is complete
• You will be notified by email of a temporary case number and will be able to print an unofficial copy of the police report for your records
• The case will be reviewed. You may be contacted if further investigation is required. If staff have no further questions about your report, you will receive an email including a permanent case number and a copy of your report which can be used for insurance purposes

Remember - filing a false police report is a crime.

• If you have a known suspect, such as when:
  • You or someone else knows the person who committed the crime or where to find them
  • You or someone else knows the licence plate number of the vehicle the person who committed the crime
    
    
• If you are in possession of any evidence, such as
  • items that the suspect brought to the scene to commit the crime and left behind
  • video evidence
    
    
• If someone broke into your home, shed, garage, business, RV, storage unit or business
  
  
• If the value of the theft, loss, or property damage is MORE than $5,000
  
  
• If this is a theft or loss of a firearm
  
  
• If this is related to any form of personal violence, such as assault, robbery, and/or domestic violence
  
  
• If this is related to any kind of vandalism or graffiti that could be described as hate motivated
  
  
• If this is a theft or loss of government-issued personal identification documents (citizenship cards, permanent resident cards, immigration documents, government cheques, or cash from the government, etc…)
  • Note that lost or stolen passports must be reported to Passport Canada
    
    
• If this is a motor vehicle collision, see the Collision Reporting page