General Crime Information and Dangerous Areas of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada #exploreedmonton
This is an overview of the general crime situation in Edmonton, Alberta – how Edmonton compares to cities globally and nationally, …
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Edmonton was the murder capital of Canada
Edmonton is not near as Dangerous as it was in 2005 when we were the murder capital of Canada.
Most of you have no idea what Edmonton can really be like, be thankful its not like that right now.
Alot of people need to take the headphones off, look up from their phones and learn situational awareness in public.
I am a security guard for last 6 years worked in winnipeg , Calgary , Edmonton in the same profession. I would say it’s people choices that bring a down fall in their life. You cant expect good to happen if you do drugs , mix with rough people , don’t work etc. Also alot of them will blame their upbringing or generational trauma but I have seen thousands of people coming from legit war countries and who have lost their families coming to Canada and working whatever job they can get and provide for the family. It’s just you need to be hold accountable for your actions and can’t put everything on generational trauma.
Born and raised in Edmonton and 62 years old,I find this quite entertaining. Everything this guy is talking about has always been.
Liberalism in cities is a cancer
I've lived in Edmonton my whole life, and this is basically accurate. The east downtown core and Clareview are known to be rougher areas. Lower income, higher crime. And specifically 118 Ave and the area north of Commonwealth Stadium are not recommended. I lived right in that little part he circled around Norwood Blvd, and I would describe it as less than ideal. Certainly choose to live elsewhere if possible lol.
The population is about 24 people be careful in that one hood
I was living downtown three, years ago sad how fast it goes down
Random, my a$$. Mass immigration brings shethole tribal conflicts. Saw this coming for 50 years. Wake up and deport those who do not share our values or reap the whirlwind.
Edmonton is a crucible of fear, a gulag. My family and dearest friends have escaped and thrived. Shout out to the Parkallen Bakery and Millwoods Mall.
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What is the link to check Crime Severity Index in Canada page?
13:48 is a beautiful view 😍 Where is that location so i can see the view for myself? 😊
Grew up in Oliver and Glenora between 1952 and 1981. Very safe for us in these neighborhoods. One time I was riding my bike, swerving between manhole covers, and the policeman pulled me over for a talk. Little gestures like that made me more conscious of wright and wrong. Looks like those friendly interventions are a thing of the past. Sad to hear how much Edmonton has lost.
I lived in southwest edmonton all my life — and no issue. From riverbend to Windermere. Of course there is a subsection in edmonton where is less ideal and this is north-east part of edmonton and possibly the area near Chinatown.
Edmonton is nostalgic and ive had very fond memories here. Lived here since 1988
0:28 lived here three decades and I've never seen that building before..
Enjoy watch u shows,I'm albertan,except I can't watch the 1s with background music.mabie it's just me but I find background music intalerbu.tks
I grew up on 153 Street and 101 Avenue, just a block north of Stony Plain Road, I was born in 1970 and we moved in 1978, it was sketchy even then My friend and I would go to Jasper Cinema for Double Features on the weekends. We would pass through the parking lots of the Klondiker Hotel and the Saxony Hotel to get there. We were 4 and 6. But we survived. I remember a particular instance when I went alone, I was 5 or 6, and my friend was gone on summer holiday. I walked by a drunk guy in the alley, and he said hey little girl come here for a second, I was streetwise but still interested, He gave me all the change in his pockets, it was over $10! Lol, I grabbed it and ran like I was being chased! Yep, we moved when I was 8, but now I drive by and wonder how I even survived It's all homeless, drunk, and drug addicted. It makes me sad.
When I first moved to edmonton I lived on 130 St. and 118 Ave and it was pretty rough. But if you mind your business your usually fine.
A couple years ago i was living just off stony plain and 156, and i swear there was a shoot out with police. I heard a couple shots, and some screaming. Then a while later i heard some shouting, what sounded like a gun shot, followed by what sounded like a bunch of gun shots.
Maybe it was just somebody getting rowdy with some fireworks, because there was no reports on it, but it sounded like a shoot out, and that area was rough.
Do you have any thoughts on Century Park? Trying to move there but ive had a friend telling me it was dangerous but ive been in the area and it seemed relatively normal and peaceful
its all been happening for a long time and its everything to do with bringing NON WHITES TO CANADA
Been here in central Edmonton for 14 years. They don't call it Stabmonton for nothing. But, hey, they're going to spend another 14 million on bike lanes, so that should fix everything, right? 🥴
I use to work in the belvedere area, and I remember there was a period of time were my coworkers and I would carpool home because they were getting mugged in clareview every few days. Very good breakdown of the city, all together though!
Deadmonton is a Libtard shithole.
Im in Costa Rica right now and it’s incredibly safe, it’s a nice change from the violent screaming heroin addicts in every Canadian city
I just found your channel and I’m loving it. I’ve learned more about Edmonton in just a few of your videos. Thank you!
It often takes a pushover government to get what we have here. Shit hole. Treaty 6
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Absolute shithole born and raised here we don’t need more people we don’t need more drugs shithole
i miss edmonton sm