I’m not afraid to walk in any area of Toronto. Everyone said “ Bless You” after giving them some change. I worry more about future what government is going to do to help citizens. People are working 7 days don’t drink and smoke. Pay bills and think what they can afford on table to have decent meal. Ford Justin and Others don’t deserve their position. 😢
these are poor people, not dangerous. I lived up the street near Wellesley in my 20s. never had an incident. the worst was the drunk suburban kids leaving the Phoenix club on the weekends. The locals there were always friendly.
Not the “most dangerous” at all. Most of those people won’t even notice you unless you’re looking for trouble. North Etobicoke is far more dangerous if we are looking at violent crimes and not mental health and substance abuse.
They do get violent; especially if they get desperate or just randomly sometimes, and for violent crime this one of the worst places, if not the worst, stabbings are quite frequent(by the drug addicts you claim are harmless), and shootings happen as a result of competition in the drug trade
None of what you said is true. It's a statistical fact that Moss Park can be a dangerous neighbourhood at times. Last year in 2023, the Moss Park saw 7 murders and only 20,000 people live there giving the area a homicide rate of 31.52 per 100,000 people. And this isn't even the worst danger zone in Canada... The worst ghettos in Canada are in the Prairies (Winnipeg, Regina, Saskatoon) and those areas are statistically comparable to ghettos in the US.
Is not the most danger!!! We have drugs and poorest people in Shelters but not the most danger!!! I pass through many times!!! We campaign a lot for downtonw and about shootings sometimes happen more in North of Toronto!!! Its unfair to catogorize this!!! Please be atrentive at Titles!!!
How's you actually miss Sherbourne and Dundas? Just one more block up from Shutter. Big blue apartment building with a church next to it. Lived there for a year..Attempted mugging in the first two weeks. I was more scared around Parliament.
I’m not afraid to walk in any area of Toronto. Everyone said “ Bless You” after giving them some change.
I worry more about future what government is going to do to help citizens.
People are working 7 days don’t drink and smoke. Pay bills and think what they can afford on table to have decent meal.
Ford Justin and Others don’t deserve their position. 😢
Next video should actually be at Sherbourne and Dundas.
these are poor people, not dangerous. I lived up the street near Wellesley in my 20s. never had an incident. the worst was the drunk suburban kids leaving the Phoenix club on the weekends. The locals there were always friendly.
Not the “most dangerous” at all. Most of those people won’t even notice you unless you’re looking for trouble. North Etobicoke is far more dangerous if we are looking at violent crimes and not mental health and substance abuse.
Rexdale sells, Moss & Regent park uses. Both communities are too dangerous to raise childrem no matter how you look at it.
They do get violent; especially if they get desperate or just randomly sometimes, and for violent crime this one of the worst places, if not the worst, stabbings are quite frequent(by the drug addicts you claim are harmless), and shootings happen as a result of competition in the drug trade
@@huttutholland5318 The people getting stabbed are in the drug trade. Random civilians aren’t getting assaulted- I walk through this area every day.
@@mattchuable You're one person.... This area is known for being violent gang affiliated or not
WOW didn't know that store Kim's Convenience was so close by.
Glad no one filming the show didn't get hurt.
This is actually pretty clean
I’d say Hastings in Vancouver is bad
But this is ok
Ottawa has a pretty bad one too
Toronto's "most dangerous" zone is cleaner and safer than most countries in the Americas best neighbourhoods!
100%.
lol i’ve been to some of americas worst neighbourhoods and have never seen this much homeless and open drug use anywhere other than in LA
None of what you said is true. It's a statistical fact that Moss Park can be a dangerous neighbourhood at times. Last year in 2023, the Moss Park saw 7 murders and only 20,000 people live there giving the area a homicide rate of 31.52 per 100,000 people. And this isn't even the worst danger zone in Canada... The worst ghettos in Canada are in the Prairies (Winnipeg, Regina, Saskatoon) and those areas are statistically comparable to ghettos in the US.
@@kiddo7711Mostly Native Canadian populated cities is what makes them most dangerous?
@@ghenderson2022Where tf did say any of that? Those cities areas are statistically very dangerous…
Wow very nice lovely
Is not the most danger!!! We have drugs and poorest people in Shelters but not the most danger!!! I pass through many times!!! We campaign a lot for downtonw and about shootings sometimes happen more in North of Toronto!!! Its unfair to catogorize this!!! Please be atrentive at Titles!!!
You skipped Dundas and Sherbourne intersection...The Saks variety store...That's the real hot spot.....ROOTS
How's you actually miss Sherbourne and Dundas? Just one more block up from Shutter. Big blue apartment building with a church next to it. Lived there for a year..Attempted mugging in the first two weeks. I was more scared around Parliament.
Oh so scary lol. God bless you folks out there on the streets
Toronto has become now a 3rd world country ,
At 9 minutes you passed by a really sketchy methadone clinic. But I live in this area and it's not that bad.
Million $$ condos replacing affordable rentals and housing. This is what you get!!
I heard someone saying yo yo yo someone recording us.
Right 👍
not looking good Canada, you are slowly becoming like us here in the US :(
Never, I LOVE CANADA
@@rodrigosuarez7134 I love canada too, but dont let your country turn into slums
Yes I absolutely agree with you. We are becoming a third world country real quick.
Try this at night buddy