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Most dangerous area Downtown Toronto Canada 🇨🇦

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First published at 18:55 UTC on March 29th, 2024.

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explore the notorious neighborhood around Sherbourne and Dundas Street, considered the most dangerous area in Downtown Toronto. I take you on a walk through the streets that have gained a reputation for their high crime rates.
According to a recent study by The Toronto Star, this zone has been identified as a hotspot for street robberies and assaults. Despite Toronto's overall lower crime rates compared to major American cities like Chicago, Baltimore, Memphis, and Detroit, this particular neighborhood stands out for its criminal activity based on data from the local law enforcement agency and demographic information and area's notoriety to its high crime rates.

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