Week at a glance
Thunder Bay – News – From September 29 to October 5, 2025, Thunder Bay Police Service (TBPS) responded to 982 calls for service—an average of 140 per day. Of these, 652 were top priority calls (~66%).
The TBPS Communications Centre handled 5,319 calls during the week, including 2,214 via 911 (~42%).
Call breakdown (7 days)
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51 motor vehicle collisions
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50 intimate partner violence calls
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25 mental health–related calls
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19 weapons calls
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38 assaults
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12 break and enters
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84 unwanted persons calls
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14 family disputes
What it means for the community
The volume of top-priority incidents (~93 per day) underscores sustained demand on front-line policing and emergency communications. TBPS reminds residents to use 911 for emergencies and non-emergency lines for ongoing issues where immediate danger is not present.
