The 20 Safest Neighborhoods in Toronto

Ranked by 2025 crime score•Data from 2026-02-02

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Ranked by the 2025 Toronto Crime Score — a severity-weighted composite where lower is safer. Violent crimes carry the most weight, so the safest rankings favor neighborhoods with little or no homicide, shooting, assault, and robbery activity relative to population. Every rank below is explained from the same 2025 dataset (updated 2026-02-02); the list refreshes automatically whenever the dataset updates.

Safest Toronto neighborhoods by crime score (2025)

1. Lambton Baby Point
🏡 6.5 / 100 · 2025 data
No homicides or shootings recorded in 2025; the combined violent-crime rate runs 62% below the citywide neighborhood average (2025 data).
2. Steeles
🏡 8.5 / 100 · 2025 data
No homicides or shootings recorded in 2025; the combined violent-crime rate runs 66% below the citywide neighborhood average (2025 data).
3. South Eglinton-Davisville
🏡 8.8 / 100 · 2025 data
No homicides or shootings recorded in 2025; the combined violent-crime rate runs 45% below the citywide neighborhood average (2025 data).
4. Lawrence Park North
🏡 9.1 / 100 · 2025 data
No homicides or shootings recorded in 2025; the combined violent-crime rate runs 63% below the citywide neighborhood average (2025 data).
5. Forest Hill North
🏡 9.2 / 100 · 2025 data
No homicides or shootings recorded in 2025; the combined violent-crime rate runs 50% below the citywide neighborhood average (2025 data).
6. Yonge-St.Clair
🏡 9.7 / 100 · 2025 data
No homicides or shootings recorded in 2025; the combined violent-crime rate runs 64% below the citywide neighborhood average (2025 data).
7. Lawrence Park South
🏡 9.8 / 100 · 2025 data
No homicides or shootings recorded in 2025; the combined violent-crime rate runs 72% below the citywide neighborhood average (2025 data).
8. Avondale
🏡 10.2 / 100 · 2025 data
No homicides or shootings recorded in 2025; the combined violent-crime rate runs 35% below the citywide neighborhood average (2025 data).
9. East L'Amoreaux
🏡 10.4 / 100 · 2025 data
No homicides or shootings recorded in 2025; the combined violent-crime rate runs 55% below the citywide neighborhood average (2025 data).
10. Pleasant View
🏡 10.5 / 100 · 2025 data
No homicides or shootings recorded in 2025; the combined violent-crime rate runs 49% below the citywide neighborhood average (2025 data).
11. Forest Hill South
🏡 10.6 / 100 · 2025 data
No homicides or shootings recorded in 2025; the combined violent-crime rate runs 67% below the citywide neighborhood average (2025 data).
12. Bedford Park-Nortown
🏡 11.0 / 100 · 2025 data
No homicides or shootings recorded in 2025; the combined violent-crime rate runs 65% below the citywide neighborhood average (2025 data).
13. Mount Pleasant East
🏡 11.4 / 100 · 2025 data
No homicides or shootings recorded in 2025; the combined violent-crime rate runs 58% below the citywide neighborhood average (2025 data).
14. Leaside-Bennington
🏡 11.6 / 100 · 2025 data
No homicides or shootings recorded in 2025; the combined violent-crime rate runs 73% below the citywide neighborhood average (2025 data).
15. Edenbridge-Humber Valley
🏡 11.7 / 100 · 2025 data
No homicides or shootings recorded in 2025; the combined violent-crime rate runs 57% below the citywide neighborhood average (2025 data).
16. Westminster-Branson
🏡 11.8 / 100 · 2025 data
No homicides or shootings recorded in 2025; the combined violent-crime rate runs 35% below the citywide neighborhood average (2025 data).
17. Etobicoke West Mall
🏡 11.8 / 100 · 2025 data
No homicides or shootings recorded in 2025; the combined violent-crime rate runs 40% below the citywide neighborhood average (2025 data).
18. Bayview Village
🏡 12.2 / 100 · 2025 data
No homicides or shootings recorded in 2025; the combined violent-crime rate runs 40% below the citywide neighborhood average (2025 data).
19. Willowdale West
🏡 12.2 / 100 · 2025 data
No homicides or shootings recorded in 2025; the combined violent-crime rate runs 26% below the citywide neighborhood average (2025 data).
20. Yonge-Doris
🏡 12.3 / 100 · 2025 data
No homicides or shootings recorded in 2025; the combined violent-crime rate runs 30% below the citywide neighborhood average (2025 data).

Source: Toronto Police Service open data, 2025 annual crime rates; population from Environics Analytics projections published with the TPS dataset (updated 2026-02-02). Each score depends only on that neighborhood's own reported incidents and population; the ranking compares those scores across all 158 Toronto neighborhoods — see how the score is calculated.