Most Dangerous Cities In Canada.

 

 

Great I thought that my beautiful home down would have lost this bad reputation but apparently we are not the pretty park like town we used to be. Being exactly between Calgary and Edmonton it's a major route for distributing illegal drugs. However, I hung out downtown in my 30s when they had five great bars and I never felt unsafe. In fact is was fun to ride on the wild side on a pay weekend Saturday night. I also learned that if you are nice to the strippers that they will show you their wares for free and before you get into a fight with a asshole who is harassing the waitresses then you first look for permission from the biker shot caller because tuning him up may be an issue. But it's always appreciated when you ask first because that shows respect.

#5: Red Deer, Alberta

Alberta’s third-largest city (population 103,690) has the dubious distinction of being the most dangerous city in the province, according to Maclean’s. Fifth in the overall rankings, it comes fourth in break and enter offences. RCMP Supt. Ken Foster, commander of the Red Deer detachment, told CBC earlier this year that Red Deer “is a fantastic city,” and that calling it dangerous was “not an accurate reflection” of reality. At the same time, the top cop acknowledged the city was facing challenges related to property- and drug-related crimes.