Canada’s Most Dangerous Cities
Canada’s most dangerous cities 2016: How safe is your city?
When it comes to several categories of crime, see how Canada’s 100 biggest cities stack up against each other
Canada’s real marijuana problem
No drug comes close to cannabis when it comes to the number of criminal offences
Canadian crime explained in 13 charts
Find out where crime rates are highest, lowest—and which regions in Canada are most dangerous.
On crime, Winnipeg achieves a minor miracle
Once near the top of Canada’s Most Dangerous Cities list, Winnipeg is now at No. 19
Grande Prairie is the most dangerous city in Canada
Crime in Canada rose for the first time in 12 years in 2015, led by Western cities
Murder, he wrote: Colby Cosh investigates Canada’s homicide files
Police today are solving fewer homicides than they did in the 1960s
Canada’s most dangerous cities: the good news
Yes, there’s been an overall decline in crime levels in Canada—but some areas stand out as especially safe
Canada’s most dangerous city: Prince George
Gang wars, drug abuse and a serial killer guaranteed Prince George, B.C., the top spot
Canada’s most dangerous cities: Newfoundland’s other boom
The prosperity and good jobs lifting the province’s fortunes have also attracted more criminals
Canada’s most dangerous cities: Vancouver’s crackdown on crime is paying off
Police chief Jim Chu on his six-step approach to a safer city
Canada’s most dangerous cities: robbery
In 2010 Winnipeggers endured 2,000 robberies
Canada’s most dangerous cities: homicide
Seven murders gave the city top spot in 2010, well above the national rate