Ten most dangerous cities in Canada

[cinist]

no suprises there, poverty's a bitch

[-evil-duerr-]

Originally Posted by ebbomega

Prince George more dangerous than the DTES? huh? wha? I know there's a strong HA presence out there but how the hell is it worse than Pigeon Park?

it's true man. there's broken glass everywhere and people pissing on the stairs like they just don't care. I can't take the smell or the noise, but i don't have any money to move out so I got no choice.

:(

[esoter1c]

Originally Posted by -evil-duerr-

it's true man. there's broken glass everywhere and people pissing on the stairs like they just don't care. I can't take the smell or the noise, but i don't have any money to move out so I got no choice.

:(

[stephen_c]

Originally Posted by Senior

because Canada is soooooooooooooooo dangerous... seriously are we supposed to be scared or something? useless list imo.

read the full article as provided within the 2nd link.
our worst cities are 10X *less* dangerous than the states.

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These are similar to the crimes measured and the criteria used by Congressional Quarterly Press for its annual "Crime In Metropolitan America" report. Detroit, followed by St. Louis, Mo., has the highest overall crime of major U.S. cities. Detroit's 2006 murder rate — 47.3 per 100,000 — is 10 times higher than Edmonton, which had the highest rate that year among major Canadian cities.



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[-evil-duerr-]

for the record the most dangerous thing about prince george is when the street sweepers don't salt the sidewalk.

[SEAN!]

yeah this list needs to be held in perspective, regina may be relatively worse then vancouver but it still is about the same size as burnaby. look at cities like baltimore and philly which rack up 400 homocides a year and are both far smaller then vancouver.

[Grapes]

Lol @ Canada's most "dangerous" cities.

I wonder how these cities would compare to... say... Kandahar.

[Erin]

Originally Posted by Revolver

goddamit..no surrey?

I thought that was kinda weird.