List of mass shootings in Canada

This is a list of mass shooting and shooting sprees in Canada. Shootings with four or more victims are included on this list, excluding perpetrators.

20th century

Date	City	Province	Dead	Injured	Total
October 10, 1902[1]	Altona	Manitoba	3[n 1]	5	8
April 1, 1918[2]	Quebec City	Quebec	4	100[n 2]	104
June 20, 1918[3]	Grande Prairie	Alberta	6	0	6
October 22, 1930[4]	Smoky Lake	Alberta	5	0	5
October 25, 1934[5]	Quebec City	Quebec	6	2	8
June 18, 1949[6]	Sudbury	Ontario	4[n 1]	5	9
August 30, 1955[7]	Fenwood	Saskatchewan	5	0	5
June 3, 1956	Erskine	Alberta	7	0	7
December 25, 1958[8]	Ear Falls	Ontario	5	0	5
March 16, 1959[9]	Edmonton	Alberta	1	5	6
June 25, 1959	Stettler	Alberta	7	0	7
April 20, 1965[10]	Coquitlam	British Columbia	8[n 1]	0	8
August 15, 1967	Shell Lake	Saskatchewan	9	0	9
September 5, 1970	Creston	British Columbia	8	0	8
June 25, 1972[11][12]	Montreal	Quebec	4	1	5
August 28, 1972[13]	Kettle Valley	British Columbia	6	3	9
December 20, 1974[14]	Calgary	Alberta	2[n 1]	7	9
May 28, 1975[15]	Brampton	Ontario	3[n 1]	13	16
October 27, 1975[16]	Ottawa	Ontario	3[n 1]	5	8
September 4, 1976[17]	Toronto	Ontario	1[n 1]	5	6
March 12, 1977[18]	Montreal	Quebec	5	3	8
September 19, 1980[19]	Vancouver/Richmond	British Columbia	4	1	5
August 10-17, 1982	Wells Gray Provincial Park	British Columbia	6	0	6
January 18, 1983[20]	Vancouver	British Columbia	6	0	6
May 8, 1984	Quebec City	Quebec	3	13	16
March 24, 1985	Sherbrooke	Quebec	5	0	5
July 29, 1988[21]	Calgary	Alberta	4	1	5
December 6, 1989	Montreal	Quebec	15[n 1]	14	29
May 7, 1992	Sydney River	Nova Scotia	3	1	4
August 24, 1992[22]	Montreal	Quebec	4	1	5
April 5, 1996[23]	Vernon	British Columbia	10[n 1]	2	12
April 6, 1999[24]	Ottawa	Ontario	5[n 1]	2	7

21st century

Date	City	Province	Dead	Injured	Total
September 18–20, 2001[25]	Montreal	Quebec	7[n 1]	0	7
March 11, 2002[26]	Quatsino	British Columbia	6[n 3]	0	6
March 3, 2005[27]	near Mayerthorpe	Alberta	5[n 1]	0	5
December 26, 2005[28]	Toronto	Ontario	1	6	7
April 8, 2006	Elgin County	Ontario	8	1	9
September 13, 2006[29]	Montreal	Quebec	2[n 1]	19	21
October 19, 2007[30]	Surrey	British Columbia	6	0	6
July 26, 2009[31]	Smith	Alberta	4[n 1]	0	4
March 18, 2010[32]	Montreal	Quebec	2	2	4
August 25, 2010[33]	Toronto	Ontario	0	4	4
December 12, 2010[34]	Vancouver	British Columbia	0	10	10
August 14, 2011[35]	Kelowna	British Columbia	1	4	5
December 15, 2011[36]	Claresholm	Alberta	4[n 1]	1	5
June 2, 2012[37]	Toronto	Ontario	2	5	7
June 15, 2012[38]	Edmonton	Alberta	3	1	4
July 1, 2012[39]	Calgary	Alberta	1	3	4
July 16, 2012	Toronto	Ontario	2	24[n 4]	26
February 21, 2013[40]	Whitby	Ontario	0	5	5
September 22, 2013[41]	Toronto	Ontario	0	5	5
April 30, 2014[42]	Nanaimo	British Columbia	2	2	4
May 30, 2014[43]	Toronto	Ontario	0	4	4
June 4–6, 2014[44]	Moncton	New Brunswick	3	2	5
October 22, 2014[45]	Ottawa	Ontario	2[n 1]	3	5
December 29, 2014[46]	Edmonton	Alberta	9[n 1]	0	9
January 1, 2015[47]	Calgary	Alberta	1	6	7
April 16, 2015[48]	Toronto	Ontario	0	5	5
August 4, 2015[49]	Toronto	Ontario	2	3	5
January 22, 2016[50]	La Loche	Saskatchewan	5	6	11
January 31, 2016[51]	Toronto	Ontario	2	3	5
March 11, 2016[52]	Cochrane	Alberta	0	4	4
April 16, 2016[53]	Hamilton	Ontario	4[n 1]	0	4
April 23, 2016[54]	Mississauga	Ontario	1	3	4
January 3, 2017[55]	Guysborough County	Nova Scotia	4[n 1]	0	4
January 29, 2017[56]	Quebec City	Quebec	6	5	11
July 10, 2017[57]	Calgary	Alberta	4	0	4
July 23, 2017[58]	Toronto	Ontario	0	5	5
July 31, 2017[59]	Toronto	Ontario	1	4	5
September 3, 2017[60]	Thorold	Ontario	0	5	5
January 19, 2018[61]	Toronto	Ontario	2	2	4
February 25, 2018[62]	Ryerson	Ontario	4[n 1]	0	4
June 2, 2018[63]	Pickering	Ontario	0	4	4
July 1, 2018[64]	Toronto	Ontario	1	3	4
July 22, 2018[65]	Toronto	Ontario	3[n 1]	13	16
August 8, 2018[66]	Hamilton	Ontario	1	3	4
August 10, 2018[67]	Fredericton	New Brunswick	4	1[n 1]	5
April 15, 2019[68]	Penticton	British Columbia	4	0	4
August 24, 2019[69]	Toronto	Ontario	0	4	4
January 31, 2020[70]	Toronto	Ontario	3	2	5
April 18–19, 2020[71]	Multiple	Nova Scotia	23[n 1]	3	26
July 10, 2020[72]	Toronto	Ontario	1	4	5
April 6, 2021[73]	O'Chiese First Nation	Alberta	0	4	4
May 29, 2021[74]	Mississauga	Ontario	1	4	5
August 8, 2021[51]	Toronto	Ontario	2	2	4
January 24, 2022[75]	Vancouver	British Columbia	4	0	4
June 28, 2022[76]	Saanich	British Columbia	2[n 4]	6	8
July 25, 2022[77]	Langley	British Columbia	3[n 1]	2	5
August 1, 2022[78]	Ajax	Ontario	0	6	6
August 2-4, 2022[79]	Montreal	Quebec	4[n 1]	0	4
September 12, 2022[80]	Mississauga and Milton	Ontario	4[n 1]	2	6
December 18, 2022[81]	Vaughan	Ontario	6[n 1]	1	7
June 10, 2023[82]	Ottawa	Ontario	0	4	4
July 1, 2023[83]	Mississauga	Ontario	0	4	4
September 2, 2023[84]	Ottawa	Ontario	2	6	8
October 23, 2023[85]	Sault Ste. Marie	Ontario	5[n 1]	1	6
November 26, 2023[86][87]	Winnipeg	Manitoba	4	1	5
February 22, 2024[88]	White Rock	British Columbia	0	4	4
June 2, 2024[89]	Toronto	Ontario	2	3	5
October 19, 2024[90]	Brampton	Ontario	1	3	4
March 7, 2025[91]	Toronto	Ontario	0	12	12
June 3, 2025[92]	Toronto	Ontario	1	5	6

Notes

1. Including the perpetrator
2. Approximative number, sources varies from as low to 30 to as high to 150, some caused by objects thrown
3. 4 by gunfire
4. Including the two perpetrators

See also

• List of massacres in Canada