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🇺🇸🇨🇦TORONTO HAS MORE BREAK-INS THAN NEW YORK.... AND VANCOUVER BEATS L.A. The worst city in North America IS IN CANADA?! Lethbridge, Alberta, with a staggering 5,521 property crimes per 100,000. Kelowna, also in western Canada, comes in second. Only one U.S. city, Pueblo, Colorado, makes the top three. Canada’s biggest cities are now clocking higher property crime rates than the American metros most people think of first when they hear the word “crime.” Toronto and Vancouver have officially overtaken New York and Los Angeles in break-ins, thefts, and related offenses. Vancouver’s rate is more than 4,900 property crimes per 100,000 people. Toronto trails behind but still edges out L.A. From 2019 to 2022, property crime surged across Canada while remaining relatively steady or even dropping in parts of the United States. Canadian cities make up only 10 percent of the urban areas ranked in the study. But they account for almost 25 percent of the worst hit by property crime. The divide is sharp. In eastern Canada, especially in Quebec, crime rates are low. In the west, cities are seeing levels once thought typical of only major U.S. metro areas. Canada’s crime problem is not just rising. It’s shifting, fast, and it now wears a maple leaf. Source: Fraser Institute