Most Dangerous Cities In Canada

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

Hi everyone, I see this is the most popular video on my channel. It was my first video and is really not up to par to my other content! Please feel free to check out my other content as well! I would love to see that content grow. They are of much higher quality and standard (and a lot more entertaining as well). I would like to earn a like and your subscribership to help this channel grow into something great! Thanks for watching! EDIT: Due to an editing error, I realize the wrong city is pictured in some of the photos for St. John.

[@68culturepodcast14]

Wrong picture at the beginning of Richmond as well. That’s an Ontario building, not BC.

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

@@68culturepodcast14 Here is the building that is in Richmond. Part of the Park Towers complex. That you for watching and commenting! :D goo.gl/maps/MLXpGoakCWuxyoDh9

[@rickhatesmisleadia7101]

Yes the Canadian Liberals have been immigrating all kinds of bad cultures into this country for the past 5 decades! The whole multi cultural thing is a joke and certainly not our strength and NEVER has been or will be! It's politicians selling out our culture and country to these criminal's! Any immigrant that breaks any laws in Canada should be deported along with their entire family! Then we will see how many create gangs and crime in my country! It's not Trudeau's and it's not the immigrants they sold us out too! I'm a 6th generation Canadian and as far as I'm concerned you criminal immigrants are trespassing. Get out now!

[@corleonetoto2131]

Good for you

[@alucard6353]

Can’t believe that stoon is dangerous most in canada has me typing dumb

[@crusherbmx]

I've lived in Winnipeg for 50 years and have never been murdered once.

[@jeanleveille5319]

Same here in Montreal..

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

That's a relief. You know things are bad when you start getting murdered.

[@jeanleveille5319]

@@AJMSTUDIOSvideo Killed would make me so mad.

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

@@jeanleveille5319 I think many would be quite upset. ;-)

[@PJ-vh6jr]

OH FUCK these comments are hilarious.

[@robertklowe]

I'm an Australian that moved to Canada. I moved to Ottawa because that's where my partner is from. my parents came and visited me and we toured around. went to Vancouver, Victoria, and Calgary for the stampede. The only place I felt unsafe was in downtown Vancouver.

[@robertklowe]

Also we met some philopenas from red deer and they were super nice

[@margaretr5701]

That's so sad, when I first went to Vancouver, it was safe and had a wonderful atmosphere. But that was before it became built up with unending hi-rise condo's. Now it's too crowded and has gangs which were not there prior to the change in population.

[@HeronPoint2021]

@@margaretr5701 Gangs were always there, but low profile Big Circle Boys, the Russians (wiped out by the bikers), and then the bikers went to jail. After Expo 86 you had US drug supply chain find out that there was a CITY th esize of Seattle they never knew about, and in came cocaine (all the leaders were US and their lawyers, and all drove whale tail Porshes). Now you have El Salvador (street level) and they ARE dangerous. Had two guys I knew intercede on a Skytrain incident and were stabbed to death. One E.S,. pos I knew was deported back, p/u by the military in El S. and never seen again. Good. East Indian gangs usually take on their own, but there have been more the one incident of mistaken truck/identity and an innocent EI killed.

[@theunclepeter]

@@robertklowe I love Red Deer. They have beautiful summer with the worst storms and ficking cold weather. I have worked outside of Ded Deer for over one year. I live in a nice motel in Red Deer. They have some of the best restaurants with the highest standards. I went back to Red Deer to attend college. The first time I walked into Red Deer College. I was greeted with a warm welcome by a security guard with a handshake.

[@JohnHamblin-fl2ce]

I am an Australian WHO moved. Get it right asshole!

[@patriciamoraga2917]

Thank you for keeping this video up People keep saying these crimes are new and believe me I was raised in Toronto and oh man lots of crime in the 80’s

[@leecream]

City skyline shot of SAINT JOHN, NB while discussing St. John's, NFLD. Classic

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

Classic mistake indeed. :)

[@alexleblanc609]

Yes Saint John NB and Moncton NB are also very bad cities

[@darrindog4025]

@rusty Wow dude, talk about embarrassing yourself and you make a very rude comment on a well researched and presented topic. Maybe you shouldn't say such mean things to people and do your own video on the subject then. Uncalled for.

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

@rusty Your true colours have shown. I have nothing more to say.

[@darrindog4025]

@rusty Wow, you're an absolute jerk. To treat people that way just because of where they come from? Wow. I'm British Columbian, raised in Alberta. Lived in Canada my whole life. I hope you don't treat people in person like you do here. You're an embarrassment.

[@vibes3360]

To live in fear is a waste of life. I lived in Montreal, slept on the Ontario, Saint Denis and Saint Catherine streets among many other places...at night I would walk the city. Loved it! I learned a long time a go that respect goes a long way.

[@thomaswalker5277]

Not everyone holds the same experiences as you. Conciser yourself lucky in that you can walk your cities shadiest streets at night without worry.

[@rahulajayan5546]

Your first line Hit me hard.....thnx

[@Chydova]

Forget about Toronto, give Regina a try ( though I don't recommend it)

[@andynonymous6769]

Are you female? Because there’s a point where you’re not living in fear for no reason, you’re just being practical

[@DevonteM317]

@@Chydova man I just watched a video of Regina it goes down there prolly the only city that reminded me of a city like here in America when it comes to gun crimes and people getting shot like it def reminded me of a democratic city here smh

[@hanmingluan923]

Poverty is a major issue in Canada, some people cannot even have 1500 bulks every month in their pocket after retirement.

[@sammieclinton8675]

I'm from Thunder Bay and I can tell you that many people refuse to leave their houses after dark or walk the streets alone in fear of being mugged or worse.

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

That is really too bad it has come to that. I truly hope things improve there. Thank you for sharing your experiences. I had no idea it was THAT bad among locals.

[@TheWolfsnack]

Things will get so much better when Blair completes his disarming of the population.....except for the criminal gangs.

[@shmo3723]

good thing they live in Canada than because any other country they would shit their pants from looking out the window

[@darthvader1251]

That’s not true !!! There’s no such thing here in Canada. Eh whatever

[@MrMarcodarko]

the scariest things Ive ever seen after dark are In Thunderbay and Halifax.

[@theeliblog4559]

People in the comment section acting like Canada is free from crime and harmless, as someone who lives in Illinois and goes to Canada during the summer some places are definitely dangerous and not advised to travel too. Just because Canada is stereotypically nice doesn’t mean it’s danger-free.

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

Very true. Lot's of denial around for sure.

[@justinlyon6749]

Facts though. But this guy isn't giving out all the info to the cities.

[@Rick951]

I've lived in Saskatoon for about 38 of my 44 years. It has finally now become too dangerous for me to stick around. People are getting attacked downtown by random, hammer-wielding meth zombies. It's a shitshow.

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

I am really sorry to hear that. Thank you for sharing your experience and hope you have a good new year.

[@idontknowanything2378]

There was a couple times where i was stuck downtown when bars would close and my ride would take half an hour to pick me up. I havent seen anything violent or have been attacked. I did see a bum fight where two homeless dudes were rolling on the ground.

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

@@idontknowanything2378 Thank you for sharing. Hopefully those two guys didn't hurt themselves.

[@lianna4686]

Holy crap that’s scary

[@Rick951]

@@idontknowanything2378 It's all luck of the draw man. The hammer/hatchet attacks were happening in broad daylight. I have seen many meth zombies dancing their way down 8th street during the day, hassling people. Saw a guy bleeding profusely from the face staggering down 2nd Ave, punching wildly at the air, still fighting someone in his head. Also had my car broken into multiple times, and I live in a "good" neighborhood. City is rotten IMO.

[@Whitbypoppers]

At 9:40, and again at 10:01, the cityscape you depicted is not St. John's NL, but Saint John, New Brunswick, another Atlantic Canadian city. Since I'm from there, I recognized it right away. BTW, it's Saint John, New Brunswick that is an important Canadian port and not St. John's which, as a port, mainly serves the island population of about half a million.

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

Thanks. A lot of people have pointed this out already. I am not sure how I didn't realize when I was editing. Thanks.

[@the1andonly]

You just told me that I'm living dangerously in Edmonton. The video is well done and your channel deserves subscribers. I'm in.

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

Thank you so much! :D I am checking your channel out now as well and subscribed! :D Happy new year!

[@davidchandler6885]

anyo9ne know edmonton safe as hell compared to Winnipeg

[@daktarioskarvannederhosen2568]

@@davidchandler6885 wpg and edmonton share a sort of similar feeling, imo. i don't feel that either city is dangerous.

[@davidchandler6885]

@@daktarioskarvannederhosen2568 i live in toronto here and both are wayy easier to gte into trouble and wonnpeg is bad man, anybody knws that

[@daktarioskarvannederhosen2568]

@@davidchandler6885 personally, i've always felt that TO carries more dangers than wpg or edm.

[@kimspragg951]

Great video! Just an FYI, 2 of your snapshots (the skyline shots) of St. John’s , Newfoundland are of Saint John, New Brunswick. Just found your channel and loving it! Thanks

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

It's one of those silly mistakes ya only notice after you send it all in as final product. I am glad you noticed and I have fixed that in future videos. This was my very first video, so the quality isn't up to what I do now. Thank you and have fun exploring the channel!

[@kimspragg951]

Most people wouldn’t notice it anyway, I just live in New Brunswick. Channel is great! Thanks for all of your hard work 😊

[@elizabaabbymathew5976]

Hi, could you do an updated video? For the cities and the smaller towns... Its really interesting, and would like to know how things have changed in the last few years.

[@m00se40]

Excellent video, it is really nice to see you replying to comments too. I hope your channel blows up!

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

Thank you, M00SE! :D I must say, you're name is very fitting for Canada as well. :) Hope to see you around in future videos!

[@talboyovGY]

I can't believe this channel only has 3.05k subs, I'm sure this channel will be huge in the course of time - please keep the content coming, it's great 👍

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

Truly appreciate it! Thank you!

[@RigmorTalonbeard]

I've been down east hastings in Vancouver a few times. It's definitely one of the worst places I've ever seen. Vancouver is so ridiculously expensive everyone tries so hard to live their they work themselves into a drug fueled depression. There's no chance to live there unless your rich or own property to rent out and earn profit. Drug dealers make a killing, literally.

[@Daveyboy_RS3]

Like the corner of Hastings and Main which I'm sure you passed by... AKA wasting and pain,

[@NewHaven203]

Check out Kensington in Philadelphia! You’ll be shocked how lawless and abandoned it is! American cities are truly worse

[@Daveyboy_RS3]

@@NewHaven203 I lived in South Jersey, for a few Summers working on the boardwalk in my teens. Been around Philly and yes Kensington looks like it's its Philadelphia's version of skid row. The whole area is homeless people walking around with their shopping carts and people shooting up right on the street. Everything's abandoned. It says if the mayor of Philadelphia has blocked them off and said let them have that land to do as they please with as long as they stay there. But in terms of dangerous, I've driven through there, if you walk through there looking all clean with jewelry on then you're likely to get robbed by some junkie. But if we're talking about dangerous dangerous! Go about 20 mi east of there to Camden New Jersey just over the bridge. I've been all over the US and nothing and nowhere has terrified me more than Camden New Jersey. And I've been through Liberty City and overtown down in Miami, been through Mechanicsville Atlanta, West Atlanta, been through Flint Michigan which is a horror.. and obviously Detroit. But Camden New jersey, which is just outside of Philly has my vote for the most dangerous city in America. Even though the winner is usually East St Louis, Illinois. I haven't been there so I don't know but camden, New Jersey which should be just called Camden Philadelphia cuz it's just over the bridge. Only reason I'm saying this is I had to drive over there with a friend to meet someone and all I've got to say is it's pure hell!

[@darbybiafra1933]

U said it. Closing down riverview and putting the patients on the street with nowhere to go didn't help. I'm currently in langley and a basement suite start at 1300.... for a shitty one. It just ain't right. In the Eastside u see boarded up, gated and graffitied businesses with a whole tent city for block then cross a street and see beautiful stone buildings. It's the fucking twilight zone

[@darbybiafra1933]

Also love ur name. Beavis and butthead were the shit

[@qqqqureshi]

Nice informative video 👍🏾 can you make safest city of canada 🇨🇦 like this one ☝️?

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

I could, I might. :) Thank you.

[@mysteryaction6927]

That list will have the same cities

[@LordUnas]

Just list them in reverse order.

[@subratr5807]

Punjabi Street Gang.. They are infamous for Tech Support..

[@sarahstauffer1]

And cra scams, targeting seniors scams, real estate scams, stealing property scams, sim card scams, credit card scam calls, texting scams, bad business practices in general, and more..

[@thecalisthenicsroom]

@@sarahstauffer1 you go girl !!

[@而使得高額]

@@sarahstauffer1 tell em'!!

[@MPlain]

There are issues in the mainly punjabi area that are a cause for concern. I have many punjabi friends. So i have no issues with the people. The idiocy of those that are shooting at others. These idiots can be deported ASAP.

[@Madoobe87]

@@MPlain you right but were you going to deport illegal white colonizers committing crimes also?

[@Hon_cb1kr]

Big cities in Canada are still alot safer than most places in the world.

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

As stated in the video several times.

[@usu336]

Because you never lived in asia countries such as Tokyo, Seoul and so on. They are way safer than any other countries in the world. They can go out side at night without any fear. You can go anywhere at night.

[@Hon_cb1kr]

@@usu336 buddy Canada is actually super safe regardless of these statistics. Asia is not so safe as a whole. Most of Asia is still third world. I am from Vietnam and south east Asia is a mess up place.

[@Skyfoogle]

@@usu336 asia has less violent crime but youre much more likely to get pickpocketed or scammed there

[@ItzHanahhhBitchz]

I've been grateful living in Edm ghetto project downtown is better than living on a reservation with no power and a open drug war that razed its townsite. I'd rather have that then living in a Latin American Favela ruled by Favela Law atlest here we have RCMP despite their lack in numbers in secluded areas and corruption

[@luroux7766]

Toronto can be the safest city in Canada, or the most dangerous city in Canada, depending on where you live, it's a cesspool. (excluding small towns and native reserves)

[@ceifulr6]

tell em again

[@thegrimsbaby5085]

North York is a no go

[@CrystalClearWith8BE]

What about it's neighbors like Brampton and Vaughan? Sometimes, there are crimes in there.

[@kenlompart9905]

@@CrystalClearWith8BE Brampton is getting bad because they kicked a lot of scum out of Jane and Finch and relocated them there.

[@daktarioskarvannederhosen2568]

TO is a dump

[@gambyt5952]

If you come to Winnipeg just avoid the north end,the west end,Elmwood,and point Douglas,Downtown,and broadway.

[@janellek21]

I went to Saskatoon for a softball tournament several years ago. The downtown area did seem pretty dodgy. I also got salmonella poisoning from sausage and eggs at Taunte Maria's restaurant and had to spend 2 days in hospital.

[@silverstacker11]

haha i have eaten their too, bad food use to be good alot like the city

[@swingrfd]

@@silverstacker11 you've eaten "their" what?

[@shadmanhasan4205]

Wait.. how did u get salmonella from sausages?

[@SweatySockGaming]

@@shadmanhasan4205 sausage and Eggs, so probably from the eggs

[@janellek21]

@@shadmanhasan4205 It was the eggs.

[@pjo12]

I’m from red deer and this guy has it right. We keep voting the same turds in. There is no accountability in this city.

[@saywhat..]

At this point can you still say you voted them in ?

[@edgarfoerster9831]

@@saywhat.. you know! Lol. They didn’t and neither did we. They were selected alright but not by any of us. Can’t explain that to anyone though because they always say “coincidence” when offered proof they are all alike. Same ridiculous laws and policies imposed on the dumb people by all of them.

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

@@edgarfoerster9831 Corruption breeds corruption. They will hide any evidence of it, and even when their is evidence, they will have their backup plans to keep them safe unfortunately.

[@edgarfoerster9831]

@@AJMSTUDIOSvideo indeed my friend. I find myself in trouble often these days when I try to explain to folks that a virus didn’t not mandate mask wearing,social distancing or lock downs but that people did. Some may or may not have given consent with their vote for their vote certainly allows nothing more. It kills me to say and know this but it seems more apparent now than ever that this is the case and what’s happening isn’t what all Canadians “Want and expect”. Anyhow thanks for the great video. I subbed up. Happy New Years to you and yours as we cross our fingers for a better one than 2020. Cheers.

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

@@edgarfoerster9831 Hey thank you so much! I really appreciate it. While this video focuses only on Canada, this same issue of corruption and rigged elections (etc) is happening everywhere. I guess it is just now people are starting to wake up to it? I'm not sure. Mandates being made without knowing the full brunt of the issue. There has been a lot of poor decisions being made (some done for power, and some done to legitimately try and help). I guess we will see what history rights. Have a great New Year as well! :D See you in the new year.

[@deannabanana1983]

Saskatoon represent. I lived there until I was 30, and then it was too violent, I had to leave. Want to know the scariest part? I worked in social services with gangs, and I can tell you for a fact that 99% of the violent crimes there are unreported. Snitches get stitches. People walking into the emergency room all day there, covered in blood telling doctors they have no idea how they got stabbed 10 times.

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

Yikes. I am sorry to hear all that. Sounds like a real mess. Thank you for your work in the years you were a social services agent. Happy new year and thank you for watching.

[@ExistenceUniversity]

Yep, that's sounds like home to me lol

[@taniaberg1680]

same as edmonton.

[@ALuimes]

*"Snitches get stitches. People walking into the emergency room all day there, covered in blood telling doctors they have no idea how they got stabbed 10 times."* So snitches get more stitches when they need stitches!

[@tanmay_6363]

Is Saskatchewan good place to live? (Saskatoon and Regina)

[@katiebarron4706]

Correction for Red Deer: homicide and sexual assault have been well below national average (probably one of the lowest). Our score for number 1 is due overwhelmingly to property crime, drugs, weapons etc. I know because I live here and we were all very interested in why we were rated most dangerous when the report came out. I remember seeing homicide and sex crimes near the bottom of the list but everything else near the top.

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

You are right, the newer data not used in this video (it wasn't available since this video was researched roughly a year and a half ago) shows Red Deer had no homicides based on 2019 data. www.macleans.ca/canadas-most-dangerous-places-2020/

[@GeertSawek]

I live in Edmonton but grew up in Kamloops and spent lots of time in Van. I can say things like homelessness are more visible across the city here but It's really not much different. I think wherever you go you're going to see this kind of thing. Until we start dealing with poverty things are going to feel gritty across the country.

[@rowanberryjamproductions2500]

10:01 That is Saint John New Brunswick! I also live in the greater Saint John area!!!

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

Hey thanks! :D Yeah, it was in error in my first vid ever. We've improved them so much. We have a new crime video that is eons above this one. :D Hope you enjoy living there. :)

[@geolegend6425]

From ottawa, can confirm gatineau is pronounced gat-in-oh, rather than gat-in-new.. cheers

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

Thanks @Geo Legend. The commenters have made me well aware of this, lol! :D Cheers!

[@vintage1017]

@@AJMSTUDIOSvideo have a seat

[@vintage1017]

Have a seat

[@vintage1017]

@@AJMSTUDIOSvideo sorry mot you

[@geolegend6425]

@@vintage1017 what's your issue?

[@1nONLY_DRock]

Not surprised to see Calgary there. The downtown core is getting worse. It's been in a decline since the oil and gas decided to leave town and never come back. It's almost as if there's a correlation between jobs, poverty, and crime or something!

[@alan4sure]

Oil and gas hasn't left town. They've scaled back is all.

[@1nONLY_DRock]

@@alan4sure we're is starting to recover but you'll never come back to that peak. As far as I'm concerned the oil and gas industry tried it's hardest to run away during the hard times. Never forgive and never forget.

[@alan4sure]

@@1nONLY_DRock they tried to survive you mean. My wife worked in the industry 25 years here. I know.

[@1nONLY_DRock]

@@alan4sure we are all trying to survive, so it's a moot point.

[@collinmilward722]

I lived in Calgary for about 20 years. I still feel a lot safer then I did in my hometown PG

[@st3llarmemer111]

Damn, half these cities are part of Metro Vancouver or just outside it

[@darrindog4025]

Lots of crime in BC.

[@BCrailguy45]

Heavy breathing

[@Strider362]

suprised no mention of Chilliwack

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

@@Strider362 It doesn't meet the 100k requirement said at the very beginning.

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

@Day1ight Sp00k I like Victoria, but I will admit in the times I've visited, I am seeing a lot more unsavory things in recent visits.

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

Remember, if you enjoy the content, please subscribe so we can make this channel great! I have been trying really hard to make great content and I would like to earn your subscribership! Thank you for watching my first video! EDIT: Added New Video Selection At The End Of The Video!

[@netook8]

Red Deer is an oil town where many lost their jobs in the oil crash. Crime is often where people turn to when they can't find work. Fort MacMurray has not gone up in crime yet which is surprising, but that is because local companies simply closed the work camps and kept the locals, it's residents are still fairly well employed.

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

@@netook8 Thank you. There is always context. I wasn't sure why Red Deer was so high in the stats. Now I know. :) Thanks!

[@bob_Loblaw_]

Good video! You used pictures of Saint John New Brunswick when you were talking about St. John's NFLD ( @9:41 and @10:02 )

[@yqmlife1757]

@@AJMSTUDIOSvideo Saint John New Brunswick rivals Toronto for child poverty not St Johns NFLD

[@vincelauzon6575]

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[@latrellleach3923]

Rutland a small part of kelwona BC i hear gun shots every 3 or 4 nights and I never hear sirens go after them

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

I have been to Kelowna and never knew about it's high crime. I will look up Rutland in more detail. Stay safe and sorry to hear about that nightly occurrence.

[@DwayneMckay-o8h]

Its a good thing to have an idea of what’s happening over time as to inable certain issues to get addressed before it’s completely unstoppable!!

[@akannarbor9757]

If you’re in Vancouver, don’t go to Hastings St in downtown eastside and you’ll be convinced that you’re in one of the safest cities in North America.

[@MPlain]

Bingo. Know what area to avoid. It is not that big really. The rest of it. Quiet. peaceful. perfectly safe.

[@ThisMoFo11]

Like 6 of the most dangerous cities were Vancouver. Lol

[@MPlain]

@@ThisMoFo11 I'm sure that the rest of the cities earned a bad rep for a small trouble zone too. Canada is not the US. We don't have ghettos that take up huge chunks of the city where immigrants are sent to live with no hope of getting much of anything job wise most of the time... It's rigged to create a failure citizen and when you are afraid to go back to where you came from and you can't pay the bills or put food on the table... crime becomes the only option. The problem is created by a failed system. Funny thing is that most people that think this sort of thing is OK... are also victimized by the same issues. I've lived in both countries and have both citizenships. but to be honest... life in Canada is a ton better for the average person then it is in the US. In spite of crazy high rents and taxes and winter takes getting used to.

[@judephantom]

I agree I went to Vancouver 6 years ago I was feeling safe all the time went with my school in a cinema next to East Hasting at night and even there it was safe now I'm living in Montreal I'm not feeling as safe

[@Sleepylock105]

Great video very educational ^_^

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

Thank you!

[@Peliha]

Holy sh*t, I live in Gatineau right now. Does that mean it will get better if I move to St-Catharines. When I move out of my parents' house, St-Cathatines is one of the places I am thinking of.

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

Sorry I said Gatineau wrong in the video.

[@brianrapson2433]

As a 32 year Veteran Law Enforcement Officer from Toronto defunding of the Toronto Police Force began 30 years ago during the NDP Government Bob Rae days and has continued into 2020. As of 2020 Toronto is short approximately 3,700 Police Officers compared to 30 years ago but all 3 levels of Government refuse to tell the public the factual truth and say Toronto is only short approx. 750 Police Officers.

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

Thank you for your service. I won't get too political but I can say the "defund the police" movement certainly hasn't helped things whether in the US or Canada. Departments/agencies/offices are understaffed and some cities are losing control.

[@erissmith845]

LOL! A gang called "The Loners", the epitome of oxymoron

[@tracey921]

😂🤣🤣🤣🚑⚰️

[@rustyshackleford7216]

They are here but not that tough ! A few in Peterborough

[@originalrobmarley]

Most loners join gangs myself included the dumbest thing I ever did lol

[@vicenteDLH34]

and did you see the punjabi gang!?!?! im scared bro

[@surgeonofdeath8280]

You never see them in groups they all walk alone.

[@jeremyroy3680]

Damnnn well done 👍🏼 great video

[@reeferman502]

Try living in a small Saskatchewan town surrounded by reserves, especially on welfare day.

[@JIMIIXTLAN]

How uncanadian of you

[@harlanmcdiarmid]

@@JIMIIXTLAN no that's very typical canadain scenario.

[@donald8026]

I live in Winnipeg and it pretty much is a big reserve. I can’t go to work with out having to step over a passed out aboriginal. I work in st.boniface, and it is over run by aboriginal people in bus shacks. It’s horrible and keeps getting worse.

[@livefreeordiehard8898]

Gonna love that welfare check.

[@ExistenceUniversity]

@@JIMIIXTLAN What are you talking about, I am from small town just outside of Saskatoon and near a reserve. He is 100% correct, and it's not unCanadian to tell the truth

[@Vincent_Preston]

Crime is raising for a specific reason but nobody wants to talk about it...

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

Probably why I get so many negative comments here... People just want to ignore what's happening around them and go on with their merry lives!

[@Vincent_Preston]

@@AJMSTUDIOSvideo yep, People never want to be bothered to say anything until it is too late...

[@sebastiencharette6637]

@@Vincent_Preston my brother got mugged in Regina and my cousin in Thunder Bay. Both times by Natives. Around here they keep stealing tools and snow mobiles in Northern Ontario.

[@UnimpressedGoose]

@@sebastiencharette6637 and ive robbed natives for their stuff... what’s your point about all this? Everyone of every race steals

[@lampseven4894]

@@AJMSTUDIOSvideo or maybe the “statistics” dont paint the whole picture eh bucko

[@LeslieBee93]

I've lived in 3 places in my 62 years and they are all on this list. lol Winnipeg, Kingston and currently, Thunder Bay. So far, so good. Still breathing.

[@napoparte2382]

Its so true and sad whats happening in Vancouver. My first business trip there after leaving a party at 2AM, I literally got scared walking to my Hilton Hotel 2 blocks away. There were groups of 500 Zombies looking people everywhere. I never seen it like that anywhere in the World and I been to many cities/countries. I felt so blessed but sad at the same time. Please stay away from drugs my fellow Canadians!

[@lionelhutz5137]

Stay away from the DTES and you'll be ok

[@jackblack2679]

It's Chinas fault

[@AndreMcHenry]

I live in Canada... One time, I saw a beaver wandering through the backyard... I stiffened up as he paid me no mind and went about foraging for leaves, and then he wandered away... whew, it was adrenaline pinching...

[@tracey921]

😂🤣🤣🤣🚑⚰️

[@beakhammer2638]

Very interesting and mind-boggling. A good video. Thanks from Ireland.

[@dumdumbrown4225]

…this is a revealing and well researched video report - would you consider doing a video on Oz?

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

Thank you so much! It was my very first video, never thought this would be the one people watch. The Land of Oz... or Australia?

[@dumdumbrown4225]

@@AJMSTUDIOSvideo - you did very well ... wouldn’t have guessed it was your first video 😃 and yes, Australia please 🇦🇺 *edit* 2021 greetings from Oz!!

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

I would love to do some videos on Australia, but I feel people would roast me as they have with this video. I have been to Australia a few times, but I don't think that is enough to be considered an "Expert." But I would honestly love to do a video on Australia. I had been doing research on Tasmania as well as Darwin and Perth. Who knows, maybe! :D Thanks for the encouragement.

[@dumdumbrown4225]

@@AJMSTUDIOSvideo - I understand your dilemma. One would always get roasted for putting factual information on a public platform like KZbin. It’s never an easy choice to do so. All the best with your future videos and research 👍🏽

[@spencerquimby4726]

If your bike gets stolen in Vancouver just go down to East Hastings and walk around. You'll find someone selling your bike for $20 like as not.

[@selectaccount2544]

True story but in Saskatoon my bike was stolen and I later found it in Warman being sold for 10$

[@dominiquechasse5386]

Thanks for the interesting look at our Canada. I would be very interested in a post-pandemic look at all these cities. Thanks 🙏

[@sangfroideur]

One key factor being ignored in this well-made documentary (great pictures) is that most crimes committed by gangs and mafias are within the ranks sort of, that the public at large is safe on the streets and homes secure. Granted, statistically speaking a crime is a crime.

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

Thank you for watching and your thoughtful response! This was my first video, so I have definitely improved on how to present information in later videos. I would love to redo this topic and go more in depth than the rather fast sections in this video. You are correct as well. Thank you.

[@sangfroideur]

@@AJMSTUDIOSvideo Crimes that reflect demographic trends are more worrisome, unlike those committed by mafias which would tend to remain stable over time.

[@leithx7595]

Tell that to the families that have lost children in cross-fires.

[@FreeJulianAssange23]

Had a gun pulled on me and car stolen this year in Red Deer. Cops no longer track down stolen vehicles. A few bad🍎🍎 don’t need to ruin the bunch. Thanks for the terrific video.

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

That is really scary. Glad you are safe, though it is horrible to have those things happen and no one really help solve the issues. Thank you for responding and sharing/kind words.

[@germangirl8133]

just found your channel, love it. can you do an updated video on this as this was like 3 years ago and I'm sure a lot has changed. greetings from Grande Prairie, Alberta

[@alan4sure]

Grand Prairie is in his small town videos. It has high crime

[@germangirl8133]

@@alan4sure yep I saw that video as well😅

[@alan4sure]

@@germangirl8133 I haven't been there in yrs. Seemed fine back then. Grand, in fact!😄

[@craigostopovich4860]

Canada court system is damn so soft....that's most dangerous in Canada period

[@silverstacker11]

liberalism is a mental disorder,we need tough sentencing, a death penalty,and a closed border,for starters

[@CanadianBiPolarBear]

You should do your research...countries with the harsher penalties actually have continually increasimg crime rates...whule countries with the most laxed penalties for criminals have declining crime rates... your not actually intitled to your uninformed opinion , thays called ignorance...everyone is entitled to an informed opinion...no one is entitled to ignorance

[@diegomorata2885]

Similar to Jamaica. Criminals get slap on the wrists and they are let out to kill as many times they want.

[@MrKongatthegates]

But canada has very low crime so it must be working

[@CanadianBiPolarBear]

Same with sweeden..very laxed criminal punishment very low crime rate

[@drewmurray2583]

when I lived in Edmonton, my house was broken into, so were my friend's homes

[@sm3675]

What did you want in Edmonton? Its cold and in the middle of nowhere.

[@drewmurray2583]

@@sm3675 money! back in 2012 I could make 90k a year there and live comfortably

[@Zero-Fox-Garage]

@@drewmurray2583 Been in Edmonton 12 years now and have never been broken into, or anything major. Still good money to be made here...legally. If they could get a grip on liquor store thefts I bet Edmonton would drop down to the bottom of this list.

[@41italia]

@@drewmurray2583 in 2012 i also moved to Calgary for money, i'm from Montreal. I lived in a nice condo downtown and there were still bums everywhere in my neighbourhood, i lived across from the Saddledome lol but Alberta is definitely where the money was at.

[@nannie2846]

As in the other video with dangerous small towns and cities, I was amazed at Regina and Saskatoon. When I lived in Saskatchewan almost 50 years ago, Regina was the most dangerous one and was often called Murder city Canada at the time. In 2014 my cousin's daughter was murdered in Regina. Seems like Saskatoon has passed it! Saskatoon was quite safe back then.

[@DallasCarr-1]

Just a friendly note of correction. I notice you have pictures of Saint John, New Brunswick mixed in with St. John's Newfoundland.

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

I appreciate it and it has been noted. :) Didn't notice the issue until after the video was published.

[@Daniel-ct3ds]

@@AJMSTUDIOSvideo funny this video is getting recommended to many recently. You are about to get a lot of comments about your error haha. Saint john is my hometown and this happens all the time.

[@tyleroliver5571]

Red deers the same. No idea where that pic was from

[@ellenzapanta383]

My brother was killed in Montreal :-(

[@ghachey3106]

Saint John here too, we ain’t all that bad LOL

[@NightHawk-nf1my]

I went to Victoria in2019 and 2016 I saw a lot of bums in the streets. It’s kind of disappointing how this homeless problem is ruining most big cities on the Westcoast.

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

Agreed. From Los Angeles to Vancouver... it's becoming an epidemic.

[@jdniuz1224]

Warm weather

[@richardkey4289]

A lot of people need to leave where they were, end up in a city or town where they can't start up from nothing, that leaves them stalled out of momentum, trapped, in an area with no economic grid to get people working again . Can't we start up some kind of peacecorps, send people up north to build communities & get moving again? Of course, it would require mountains of beurocracy to create.doing almost anything is better than doing nothing, we are doing nothing & the problem is just growing

[@michaellebreton4294]

The irony his not that many are being fed and housed the crime rate among them has gone way up .I guess they have more free time to practice their trade .

[@NightHawk-nf1my]

@@michaellebreton4294 well super liberal drug policies and catering to criminals is just not working out. I think that working and tax paying citizens are entitled to live in safe cities without syringes and poop and mental ward patients. Problem is that Vancouver’s mayor has already brought up a proposal to decriminalize hard drugs in the dtes, one look at how Portland, Seattle, sf and la are doing with similar policies would tell any level headed decision maker to burn that proposal and enforce the law and if necessary put people behind bars. Problem is that jails are expensive and they some how came to the conclusion that it’s easier to just decriminalize street drugs. I have no idea which studies and data actually support an positive outcome of these policies but I’m pretty sure it’s out there, written by some SJW berkley students.

[@king696661]

I'd like to see an update video of the same content. I'm sure those numbers have changed in the past 4 years lol. Good video tho :D

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

Thank you! I will try to do that. What has prevented me the last few years is that they have not been publicly releasing new crime data. They stopped at the year I have in this video. They may have changed now. I will look into it! Cheers.

[@ah-_-aji1433]

Most dangerous cities in Canada: 25)Ottawa 24)Toronto 23)Coquitlam 22)Gatineau 21)Halifax 20)Hamilton 19)Kingston 18)Montreal 17)Burnaby 16)London Ontario 15)Richmond 14)St.John's 13)Calgary 12)Abbotsford 11)Thunder Bay 10)Windsor 9)Surrey 8)Vancouver 7)Kelowna 6)Winnipeg 5))Victoria 4)Regina 3)Edmonton 2)Saskatchewan 1)Red Deer #🆘💪❤😇

[@trevortat]

Ottawa is NOT on the list 😱😉

[@ah-_-aji1433]

@@trevortat Yh it is no. 25 I think the crime rate is lower😅

[@trevortat]

@@ah-_-aji1433 No. 25 is Toronto 🙊

[@ah-_-aji1433]

@@trevortat Toronto is no.24

[@trevortat]

@@ah-_-aji1433 Toronto is no. 25. Watch the video again.

[@ameygarcia-aviles5332]

I'm in kingston it's a he'll hole

[@Babylon6969]

Used to be so nice in the 80’s.

[@jenniferryersejones9876]

That was interesting and well done, thanks. Subbed!

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

Awesome, thank you so much!

[@sgn4899]

These violent gangs should be locked up, and youth should be encouraged to finish school, get into activities like music and sports.

[@yungpepereacts2300]

@M Marquis According to my father who Lived in Toronto since he was 6 for 20 Years now he is 64 i am 18 nd we live in Surrey now he said it was worse in the 70s and 80s people were more violent and more willing to be violent. Now theres alot more drug trafficking Gangs the gangs i grew up around were foccused on drug related money much much more than anything else it was mostly because drugs are suprisingly extremely easy to get your hands on in huge loads. He keeps telling me that it was more hectic back then lol

[@somerandomboomer243]

great you just solved the problem

[@jacobc3400]

@M Marquis Thats where you wrong. Are you familiar with Friday the 13th in port dover? When 100s to 1000s of bikers storm the city? That started in 1981. I grew up in an area ruled by warring biker gangs. Bikers are a huge issue regarding crime in Canada. Especially in the south.

[@jacobc3400]

@M Marquis They do and the junkies their meth pedaling creates also do. There is no honour in criminals.

[@Timeless1976]

Note there is a lot of under reporting of crime due to it being hard to report it. Someone breaks into my home no point reporting it and a police report is not required to make a claim. The crazy insurance rates in Canada is a sign of very high property crime. (Insurance companies are poor investments too)

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

Interesting. Thanks for sharing that.

[@TheOak12345]

@@AJMSTUDIOSvideo Most property crimes the police don't show up for. They tell you to file a report online. No officers ever show up and they never contact you when property is recovered. And yes property insurance is 4 times more than what I paid when I lived outside Denver, Colorado. It's very expensive here.

[@upnorthviking823]

Same for murders....at least x10 from the numbers told

[@NewsBroadcasting]

What Lebanese Street Gangs are in Calgary? never heard of them

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

They don't necessarily use names the public would know, but they are often made up of recent immigrants who band together with those of a similar nationality and congregate in certain neighborhoods. There is some great research by local professors in Ontario as well as in the US about this. There are rough outline maps made by law enforcement and enthusiasts who try to keep up with it all, but it changes so fast. The Lebanese mafia is also a significant crime organization, which might have been a better term to use then Lebanese street gangs in this particular instance. There is also the larger Arab mafia in Toronto as well. But as always with these kind of videos, you can only touch on things otherwise videos would be hours long. Hope that sort of helps. :)

[@davidgiles5030]

I've been around the world 4 times and lived in a 3rd world country ( The Philippines). The closest I've ever come to danger was in an affluent suburb of Sydney Australia. Canada is the best country in the world. There is always room for improvement, but when I landed at YVR after being away for 3 years I kissed the ground. There's not a city in this country where I would not walk the streets at night, and I'm 68. Tell that to Americans and their eyes widen in wonder.

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

Welcome back home! I bet you have some truly awesome stories to tell of the places you've been. Thank you for watching my video. :)

[@leithx7595]

Apparently you have been away too long.

[@stupidfurball]

thank you that is very kind

[@alpearson9158]

@@leithx7595 APPARENTLY YOU HAVE NOT BEEN ANYWHERE OR YOU WOULDN'T TALK NONESENSE

[@Skrenja]

Nah man, Canada isn't even close to being the best country in the world. This is coming from a Canadian too.

[@Dindosaur]

Glad to see that we only have 2 city in that list in Québec, i was anticipating worse

[@Dani-ut6il]

Ya me too. I kept waiting for more to pop up. Was really surprised also.

[@linefrenette9116]

Me too I'm glad

[@videogamenoob100]

Really thought longeuil would be on the list

[@CdnMommy3]

I learned so much, thank you. My mind is still spinning 😮

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

Thank you for watching. It can be shocking the first time you see it.

[@MizzNoire]

Funny, I'm in Edmonton, and just last night I had to report gun fire right before bed, which made sleep a fleeting thought. Then today this just popped up in recommends for some reason. My advice for living here, get yourself a large and very loud dog. No one comes near me when I have super pooch snarling away at strangers.

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

Sorry about the gunshots. Stay safe! Hopefully you can get a good night's rest tonight. Thanks for watching my video. :) I'm trying to make a good channel.

[@realamazingworld6756]

Or get Amazon Alexa to bark

[@ViatcheslavShevelev-gw8yd]

I think that you are a rat.

[@sm3675]

@@realamazingworld6756 yesss. Smart. Iq over 900000.

[@robertvenditti4983]

Why get yourself a large loud dog? So the criminals with guns have something to shoot at while you're saying goodbye to your family for the last time? In my opinion, you need to get yourself a gun, keep it hidden and don't tell anyone you have it. It's better to have a gun and not need it, than to not have a gun and need it.

[@BlackieNuff]

Great video. Informative, even if it's a little discouraging, lol. My city (Calgary) ranked 13, which probably is not bad considering it has the highest population (topping out at 1.3M).

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

Thank you for the comment. Overall, Canadian city's are quite safe. You have to look at it all into perspective, so I wouldn't be too discouraged. Happy new year and thanks again!

[@poormanmods3494]

Calgary is up around 1.63 mil people idk where 1.3 came from

[@trapstevenson859]

Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver all double or more Calgary's population. Ottawa and Edmonton are just under with 1.2/1.3million. Hamilton ,Mississauga, Winnipeg ,Quebec city and Halifax all between 500,000 and 1mil

[@amogus504]

@@poormanmods3494 1,63 with suburbs

[@blodcloth]

can you do a video on this, but in cities that are below 100,000 people

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

Great suggestion! I will certainly look into it. It might be a very crowded field.

[@leonardcarvell2130]

You show a picture of Saint John NB, while talking about St Johns NFLD.

[@utkarshg.bharti9714]

You need to diversify names. The English language has a lot of names you know...

[@vinc2303]

At least he didnt put St-Jean Qc...

[@CanoeToNewOrleans]

Back in '97, I saw a man jump out a window of the McLaren Hotel in Winnipeg. There were some rough parts of the city then, but not as many gangs as now. Looks like things have gotten worse.

[@Karate-Roddy]

I used to live their dude in 2004 ! Been to remannd couple xs. Headingly Got out of drugs now since I been through the TEEN CHALLENGE program glad to be alive ..crazy gangs in da Peg ✌️2ubro

[@funnyperson4027]

As someone who spent a lot of time in Kelowna the biggest problem as of late is homelessness and drugs. You won’t go two blocks without seeing someone passed out in the downtown areas

[@waynejones5635]

Many of these "cities" are a part of the metro Vancouver.

[@zeus014]

Stands to reason, and there are a few things in the Greater Vancouver Regional District (GVRD) that make this metropolis a target for crime: 1. It's a port city, where easy access to plentiful and relatively inexpensive illicit drugs are the norm. 2. Compared to the rest of Canada, it's a WARM city, with an annual mean temperature only four degrees Celsius colder than San Francisco. If you're a drug addict living on the streets you're far less likely to freeze to death in southwestern BC than in any other part of Canada. This attracts a larger percentage of destitute people. 3. Southwestern BC is an ultra-left socialist region that, using tax dollars, is very generous to its welfare recipients vs. other Canadian provinces and cities. If you were a drug addict, mentally handicapped, homeless, socialist or all of the above, which Canadian city would YOU chose to settle in given all of these enticements? 4. Even with the generous welfare cheques, money is still tight for these people, and does not meet the financial cost of their addictions even after taking into consideration the percentage of those cheques that was earmarked for rent but instead used for drugs. How you you suppose these people make up this financial short-fall every month? By committing thefts and fencing the goods of course, among other strategies. That's why it's the property crime capital. I lived there for 18 years and had my car stolen twice and broken into more times than I could count.

[@BotteEnTouche]

@@zeus014 I would lay blame on housing affordability in the greater Vancouver area. Your arguments are true, but I think they are a consequence of this housing issue.

[@jgp7414]

@@zeus014 i think the original post is referring to the fact that the greater toronto area was lumped all together(brampton mississauga etc) , whereas vancouver was split into every municipality.

[@raymond289]

Disney Vancouver. With Mickey mouse hidden

[@zeus014]

@@BotteEnTouche Agreed, housing is beyond expensive in the GVRD. Same goes for the GTA. Not all homeless became that way because of unemployment/drug addictions. Many are working poor who can no longer afford to rent in Vancouver let alone carry a mortgage. My point is that, due to warmer climes, generous welfare cheques and cheaper drugs Vancouver has been a magnet for addicts who want to avoid freezing to death, get more generous welfare cheques and cheaper/more plentiful drugs. This drives both property crime and gang activity through the roof.

[@m.boivin8671]

My older brother lived in Victoria, B.C. and made a living as a fisherman on the Pacific. One evening when he was returning to his boat moored in the port, he came across four young people in a state of inebriation, a young girl and three boys aged between 18 and 20. Two of them started intimidating my brother, throwing rocks at him. At this stage, the young girl and her boyfriend let the other two boys indulge in their mischief. They threw my brother down an embankment, joined him to beat him to death, gouged out his eyes with keys left in their sockets, fractured his toracic cage multiple times, dismantled him like a puppet and left him thus dying during the night, where he passed away when a jogger discovered him in the early morning. This crime was committed on April 30, 2006, my brother was 56 years old.

[@animalconsultant7796]

I’m very sorry to hear that brother. My deepest condolences. Victoria used to be pretty sketchy back in the 90’s-mid 2000’s. It’s gotten a lot better in some ways. For example the neighbourhoods Esquimalt and Vic West used to be quite dangerous and violent, nowadays they’re completely different and there’s no crime there. All the crime is centred around downtown now. Back then there was more gang activity, now it’s mostly homeless or mentally unstable people downtown. The hells angels have also apparently left Victoria. My deepest condolences again.

[@pcgordon3360]

I'm so sorry for your loss and hope that he had justice.

[@tristanspicer9830]

I'm very surprised Peterborough isn't on here

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

It didn't meet the threshold of having over 100,000 population based on the latest census.

[@tristanspicer9830]

@@AJMSTUDIOSvideo its weird cause when I lived their more than 5 years ago it just got 100 000, but it doesn't state that on Google. It's either wrong or Peterborough is so bad that thousands of people left Lol

[@gdicommando4456]

I lived on the Kingsway corrider for 3 years and my house was broken into while I was sleeping 3 times

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

That is awful. I am sorry to hear that.

[@conq3097]

Great video, very informative. I am from Red Deer, it used to be a very safe place once upon a time

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

Thank you so much! :D I have been to Red Deer a few times on drives between Calgary and Edmonton. Seemed like a nice place. I wasn't aware things were going down hill there, I'm sorry to hear that. Hopefully things improve.

[@dorianlindberg1662]

@ajmstudiosvideo We need an update on this please!

[@AbdiPianoChannel]

My city Edmonton Alberta is getting way too dangerous every year.

[@Goz_Klahaz]

Edmonton was much worse in the late 90s and early 2000s that is why there is a lot less big nightclubs these days and not many raves anymore.

[@AbdiPianoChannel]

@@Goz_Klahaz thanks go to know that. I moved to Edmonton from Toronto in November 2011

[@pav_gaming1239]

@@AbdiPianoChannel I live in Edmonton and i never seen any gangs and stuff..

[@livelearnlove9086]

Not true

[@LowsJuan]

@@Goz_Klahaz 80's were pretty bad too.

[@usu336]

I like your voice. I wish I cold have your voice. Thank you and happy New Year!

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

Wow, thank you for the very nice comment. I truly appreciate that. Hope you have a lovely new year!

[@davidshillaker7578]

I lived in Red Deer for 5 1/2 years. Dad's job had us move there when I was 3 and I was there until I was 9. I didn't notice the drugs, but my parents did.

[@explosivebullet]

Have lived in Red Deer my whole life. Used to be amazing and everybody had what they could ask for in a city. Now people have lost their jobs and we constantly have to worry about crime. Whether it's theft or vandalism, we have had to get cameras to watch out front and back yard. One guy was caught breaking into our van. We've had nails driven into out vehicles and we are just down the street from a skate part. Then theres the schools where theres drugs all around and RCMP have had to patrol and walk into classrooms to catch drug users and dealers. As well as just overall criminals. The amount of crime is increasing and we need more work done by the RCMP rather than speed cameras and all that. The attack on the oil and gas industry has really crippled this city and it's hard to see.

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

Wow, that is a lot of stuff going on. Stay safe. It's a shame what is happening to so many communities in that region and the ending of the pipeline by the current US administration seems to have hurt if even more.

[@explosivebullet]

@@AJMSTUDIOSvideo It really has hurt and is indeed a shame. Hopefully stuff changes soon. Getting rid of this pandemic will be the start I hope.

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

@@explosivebullet I hear ya. It's been a tough while now. Hope things get back to normal (for the better) soon. Best wishes to you and the people hardest hit. I know in the US in the places were the pipeline was going to be extended down into, thousands have lost their job overnight in the pen strokes of the President. So there is now pain on both sides of the border. If there is a positive to this... I guess maybe the pipeline would move in another direction through Canada to a specific port? I am not sure how that would work. Nonetheless, best wishes.

[@explosivebullet]

@@AJMSTUDIOSvideo Yeah. You too. Unfortunatly piplines up here in Canada are also blocked by our leaders. But it certainly aint just Canada that is hit hard.

[@sarahstauffer1]

Because your government is doing business with drug lords overseas..

[@markyhaddy3426]

well done, Canada is a great country, but like any we have major issues of inequality, poverty, drug abuse, and domestic violence to list a few. Awareness is the first step to change so thank you for this video.

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

Thank you for watching and the very poignant words on your end.

[@Percocet_6.2]

Inequality 😄 Yeah ok, cupcake

[@zerohero5753]

Why is everyone silent about the weather? Nobody likes having depressing snow and darkness for 9 months a year.

[@margaretr5701]

@@zerohero5753 depends on where you live, it's not the all the same across the 2nd largest country in the world!

[@MonikaMakowskiGorman]

I've lived in Vancouver on East Hastings most of my life. It is a lot worse than the video shows. The police doesn't investigate any serious crimes any more. I was told by the police that it will be easier if we just die of disease, overdose or kill each other because then we won't be bringing any shame to our country. Police assumes that all of us are crazy because the mentally disturbed people commit most of the crimes and they are not on any medications. The city police doesn't investigate crimes any more even though people brag about what they've done. Everybody seems to have given up on a semi-normal way of life in this part of Vancouver.

[@grottemaster9293]

Suprising to not see Laval, Longueuil or Sherbrooke

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

I did make a video about Laval's city flag though. ;-) Totally unrelated, but I felt I had to bring it up.

[@Shr00b]

I feel like Red Deer's just embraced their Hell's Angels takeover. Their professional hockey team's named the god damn Rebels.

[@ajdiecast]

Wouldn't it be crazy if that name wasn't a coincidence?

[@dalex6106]

They've been named the Rebels since their inception in 1992.

[@KirkHermary]

I was jumped by two random people going home from work last night. They were not a motorcycle club and they were not a hockey team. Care to explain your stupid point? How have I embraced a motorcycle club? Red Deer is definitely the most dangerous city but it's drug use and mugging people as well as stealing for drug use.

[@davesendit1348]

I live in Regina. As long as you stay out of the central area, you should be ok. Maybe

[@cbennefeld03]

North central...

[@kevinisbell1867]

I'm in north central. Leave car doors UNLOCKED windows are expensive to replace. And if you value anything bring it into your house. Petty theft is pretty common in north central. But the professional thief's steel from richer areas. As for physical danger keep to yourself most murderers are involved in certain groups. Even saying hi to roughiens is okay cant act all snobby.

[@djjoel1]

Nice video!

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

Thanks very much!

[@devvydoesstuff]

I was in downtown Toronto and saw what appeared to be a drug deal happening with the guy sending signs to somebody across the street while holding a rolled up piece of paper

[@Yolofinance]

hahaha, "you probably have a higher chance of hitting by a submarine falling from sky than got murdered on the street" lol. good to know as a Torontonian...

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

You're pretty safe. :)

[@johncronin5311]

How are things in northern Ontario , like around the WAWA area , does anybody know?

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

This video will answer your questions more in depth as it's about Canada's small towns and cities and their crime. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYWtp4auaLSVjas Canada's somewhat flawed system of monitoring crime doesn't actually list Wawa as it's own crime statistic. But data presented locally within the town indicate it may have a higher than average crime rate, upwards of 30%. There is no CSI score to give you unfortunately. The town has a very small population, but of that population, there were 221 crime incidents reported in the past year. It is unknown how many of those crime incidents are repeats from the same people. So without knowing the in-depth information related to this crime data, it could be just a handful of people doing crimes over and over that increases the "crime incidents" each year, or it could legitimately be a town with more criminal activity spread amongst the populace. I hope that helps out.

[@jo-lynnhodgson6363]

I grew up in Red Deer. We locked everything from lawn chairs to bicycles and locked our doors always! That was in the 60s and 70s. It hasn't changed.

[@cocoaorange1]

Where is Red Deer located?

[@jo-lynnhodgson6363]

@@cocoaorange1 in Central Alberta Canada and 90 miles north of Calgary

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

I wasn't aware it was like that even way back then. Do you think it was because of the lack of jobs?

[@WeavementSesestea]

The entirety of greater Vancouver is on the list, EXCEPT New Westminster. The crime central area in New West is no other than the Columbia and New West Skytrain Stations, where access to Surrey is possible. By happenstance, the police station is located near both stations, so keeping criminals and homeless people on watch is a common police task there. No one can sleep in any public area in New West, especially near the stations where they are highly patrolled. Oh and I almost forgot. New West had an infamous Prostitution ring back in the day. Thanks to Mayor Wayne Wright, the ridiculous crime rate of the city substantially decreased.

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

Thank you for sharing all this in-depth local information! I really appreciate it and can't wait to see crime rates drop. Hopefully some of these new plans being implemented will work. Cheers!

[@Lobuhhh]

I’m just gonna say Toronto is a wild place as someone who’s grown up here the city is hella dangerous the only reason it gets ranked so low is because of the population we have the most people in the country so obviously it’s gonna be low but lemme just say it ain’t safe and Hamilton is nothing

[@littleuncle3065]

I like how you zoomed into my city at the start

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

Haha! What are the chances of that? :)

[@michaelbrooks7814]

I lived in Surrey all of my life. It’s been called Canada’s Most Dangerous City, but in all honesty, your listing is more accurate. It’s definitely up there, but I think it doesn’t compare to a few of the cities on the list. I’ve known people who moved here and hated the city. They’ve had their cars broken into, they hate the general vibe of the place (some people you meet are extremely rude), and it doesn’t help the rep of the city to outsiders in other municipalities yet it’s not as bad as it’s reputation makes it out to be. I’ve been harassed living in Whalley quite a few times by strangers or junkies. There’s problem areas but people forget about South Surrey, Fleetwood, Clayton, better areas to live in. As long as you don’t live on the highway, 108th, KG Blvd or near Surrey Central/Newton Exchange, you’ll be fine. Gang shootings happen here but they’re targeted and civilians don’t have to worry too much about it. I get harassed a few times a year where I live. The DTES, I get harassed every time I’m there and have had threats on my life. Just my two cents. Surrey’s not the most dangerous city in Canada, but it has its moments.

[@jaquigreenlees]

I was born in Vancouver, grew up in the lower mainland ( Langley and west ). The DTES is also known as Canada's poorest Postal Code, with the average income being income assistance so the majority of residents are living on half the income needed to reach the poverty line. I never get a hassle anywhere I go. I have actually had an addict rip her dealer a new one because he tried to sell me drugs right at Main and Hastings, her statement to him: That's Jaqui, she doesn't use. It helps that I have lived and worked around the area as well as volunteered helping get meals to them.

[@692ALBANNACH]

Where is North Battleford in this?

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

Just watch the video, lol!

[@mmiikkeelawrence1527]

hah haa. i lived in winnipeg and edmonton got my place broken into both places lol

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

Well that is unfortunate. Sorry to hear that.

[@alexzmidzinski6468]

I had my vehicle stolen my first day moving to Edmonton their was a reported shooting from my vehicle the license was tracked and it was a shared insurance thats how I was tracked when I got it back their was magnum bullets on the seat.

[@AJMSTUDIOSvideo]

Wow, that is horrible! At least you got it back, but still, that is messed up. Thanks for sharing.

[@samktb3325]

New subscriber. Good luck 👍🏾