![]() Saskatoon Canada's most dangerous city; Caledon, Ont., the safest, says Maclean'sLaw & Order | 206810 hits | Mar 05 8:54 am | Posted by: bootlegga Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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Caledon is a city? Its 90% Rural!
Cow tipping is frowned upon in Caledon.
If they weren't, western Canada would have the top 10 spots.
OK everyone, I want ideas.
Why is western Canada doing so well?
Good thing Halifax is holding up their end.
If they weren't, western Canada would have the top 10 spots.
OK everyone, I want ideas.
Why is western Canada doing so well?
all you easterners moving out here keeping up our rankings
Good thing Halifax is holding up their end.
If they weren't, western Canada would have the top 10 spots.
OK everyone, I want ideas.
Why is western Canada doing so well?
all you easterners moving out here keeping up our rankings
No, all the good people are coming back east.
...I know, very weak argument but it's the only one I have.
I used to live in Halifax/Dartmouth but I don't remember it being that bad.
Mind you, this was 40 years ago.
Good thing Halifax is holding up their end.
If they weren't, western Canada would have the top 10 spots.
OK everyone, I want ideas.
Why is western Canada doing so well?
all you easterners moving out here keeping up our rankings
No, all the good people are coming back east.
...I know, very weak argument but it's the only one I have.
I used to live in Halifax/Dartmouth but I don't remember it being that bad.
Mind you, this was 40 years ago.
now that the economy is in the tank every where ,I'm sure the crime rate will pick up back east, everybody will be moving home including the perps.
This is all fine and good but how do they figure out the crime rate for a population of less than 100,000, which some of these cities are....................guess.
If they're incorporating the surrounding areas to get to the 100,000 mark, they should be doing that for the major urban centers like the lower mainland and Toronto, which would both climb drastically in every category.
Once again statistics are manipulated to suit the author.
Lived there nine years ago. Didn't live in a 'rough' part of town but garage was succesfully broken into once with at least three more attempts that we know of. Roomates Jeep was broken into, brothers Firebird was stolen. Shit was stolen out of my car and I used to have young punks asking me for money on my walk to school. They were all dressed better than me.
Only lived there for two years.
*edit: I was talking about Saskatoon, just to clarify...