Canada’s most dangerous cities: the good newsYes, 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 GeorgeGang wars, drug abuse and a serial killer guaranteed Prince George, B.C., the top spot
Canada’s most dangerous cities: Newfoundland’s other boomThe 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 offPolice chief Jim Chu on his six-step approach to a safer city
Canada’s most dangerous cities: homicideSeven murders gave the city top spot in 2010, well above the national rate
Canada’s most dangerous cities: aggravated assaultEschew dingy bars, dark alleys, harsh words, and all jokes about Saskatchewan
Canada’s most dangerous cities: auto theftNowhere in Canada are you more likely to have your car jacked than in Joliette
Canada’s most dangerous cities: sexual assaultBased on incidents reported to police in 2010, Saint John, N.B., tops the list
Canada’s most dangerous cities: breaking and enteringThe lakeside city of Belleville, Ont.—population 50,000—had the highest rate of breaking and entering in Canada for 2010