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What is the worst city in ontario?

What's the worst city in Ontario, Canada and why?

  • Just curious because i just moved to downtown Toronto from Kansas not that long ago and i just wanna take a tour around Ontario sometime so yeah. Just curious what is the worst city in Ontario, Canada and why?

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    Hamilton. It's very polluted, ugly, and doesn't have much to offer but factories. A friend I know used to live there and he said that every morning, there was a new layer of soot on the windows of his house. Also, most of the people there are poor, and the crime rate is high.

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i second the motion on hamilton. as for canada prince george british columbia is #1 on my list

Frank

Hamilton, definitely.

Wiininiskwe *Ajidamoon*

Thunder Bay. Its small, Nothing to do, Can't walk down the street at anytime of day without being harassed by drunks or drug addicts, full of pill addicts, No jobs, its in the middle of nowhere (the nearest city is Winnipeg like 7hrs away) Oh yeah and if someone asks you for a cigarette in Tbay and you say no.. you get stabbed or beaten.. no joke.. my friends mom got beaten up by like 5 people cuz she didn't have cigarettes (she doesnt even smoke) ... & You read/hear about it on the news allot.

llama

I think either Windsor or Hamilton. The worst cities in Canada imo. They're like Birmingham in the UK except more Canadian. All the other cities and places in Canada are wonderful though.

Crow

Windsor, with the auto industry depressed, there are no jobs there.

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