Flock Camera LocationsFlock camera locations in Canada
The live map below shows every automated license plate reader (ALPR) in Canada reported by the OpenStreetMap community — including Flock Safety cameras where identified. Zoom into Toronto or Vancouver, where most Canadian reports cluster.
Camera data © OpenStreetMap contributors. Community-reported and may be incomplete. Also see US locations by state.
Flock cameras in Canada: FAQs
Are there Flock cameras in Canada?
Automated license plate readers have been reported across Canada, with the largest clusters in the Greater Toronto Area and around Vancouver. Canadian ALPR programs are mostly police-operated and use a mix of vendors, so fewer cameras carry Flock branding than in the United States.
How many ALPR cameras are mapped in Canada?
OpenStreetMap volunteers have documented roughly 560 ALPR cameras in Canada so far — about 360 of them in the Toronto area. Canadian coverage is younger than US coverage, so expect the map to fill in as more people contribute.
Are ALPR camera locations public in Canada?
There is no official public map. Provincial privacy laws (like PIPEDA federally and FIPPA in Ontario) give Canadians access rights to records about themselves, and freedom-of-information requests to municipal police services are the usual route for details about local ALPR programs.
Can I add a Canadian camera to the map?
Yes — the map is built from OpenStreetMap, which anyone can edit. Tag a node with man_made=surveillance and surveillance:type=ALPR where the camera stands, and it will appear here and on every other project using the open dataset.