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The Most Dangerous Cities In Alberta - April 2023 Edition

Darren Boyer, May 4 2023

Of these six cities, Edmonton and region had the highest overall crime rates. Edmonton residents experienced 3459 property crimes during April. This is 3.42 crimes per 1,000 residents. Half of the cities in Alberta had less than 2.01 crimes per 1,000 residents. This difference between the Edmonton crime rate, and what half the cities experienced,...

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The Most Dangerous Cities In Alberta - March 2023 Edition

Darren Boyer, April 10 2023

To see the latest you may want to visit - The Highest Crime Rates In Alberta – August 2023 These are the police reported crime rankings for 162 cities, towns, counties and communities across Alberta during March 2023. All rankings are done on a per 1,000 resident basis so the comparisons are

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The Most Dangerous Cities, Towns And Rural Places in Alberta February 2023

Darren Boyer, March 13 2023

These rankings show the places with the highest crime rates in February 2023.   At the end of the post is a list of 124 communities and where they ranked from the worst property crime levels to the lowest. All rankings are done on a per 1,000 resident basis to help make an equal

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The Most Dangerous Cities, Towns And Counties in Alberta In January 2023

Darren Boyer, February 11 2023

The Cities with the highest property crime rates in Alberta in January 2023 are shown in the chart below. Wetaskawin had the highest crime rate for a City in January. It was also #1 in December. Total property crimes were 79Cold Lake was #2. Total property crimes were - 86Edmonton was #3. Total property crimes were - 3728Red Deer was #4. Total...

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The Most Dangerous Cities, Towns And Counties in Alberta - Dec 2022

Darren Boyer, January 13 2023

Wetaskawin had the highest crime rate for a City in December.  It was #2 in December.  Total property crimes were 58 Cold Lake was #2.  It was #1 in November.   Total property crimes were - 65Red Deer was #3.  It was #3 in November.   Total property crimes were - 324Calgary* was #4.  It was #5 in November.   Total property crimes were -...

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The Most Dangerous Cities And Places in Alberta November 2022

Darren Boyer, January 3 2023

Cities with the highest crime rates in Alberta in November. Cold Lake had the highest crime rate for a City in November. Next was Wetaskawin, Red Deer, Grande Prairie, Calgary and Edmonton as the cities with the highest property crime rates. Total Crimes for each location were Cold Lake - 84, Wetaskawin - 54, Red Deer - 373, Grande Prairie...

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Crime In Your Area

Darren Boyer, November 22 2022

This chart shows how a lot of people in the US think crime has increased this year. (Statista - https://www.statista.com/chart/28639/perception-crime-local-area-us/) To me it's kind of weird that they'd divide the survey across political lines of Democrats and Republicans like they

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The Most Dangerous Places in Alberta October 2022

Darren Boyer, November 4 2022

Here are the six most dangerous places in Alberta, according to the police reported crime rates. Bonnyville had the highest crime rate in the province according to the RCMP property crime data. There were over 12.96 crimes per 1,000 residents or 83 in total. Bon Accord had the second highest crime rate in the province, rising to over 9.16 crimes...

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The Most Dangerous Places in Alberta - September 2022

Darren Boyer, October 25 2022

Here are the six most dangerous places in Alberta, according to the police reported crime rates. St. Paul had the highest crime rate in the province according to the RCMP property crime data. There were over 18 crimes per 1,000 residents. This was the highest crime rate per resident I’d ever

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A CAO (Town Manager) asked 'How is the court process with Lightcatch handled?' Here was our response.

Darren Boyer, September 2 2022

I’ll answer this question specifically but feel the most important point to look at before I answer this question is to ask ‘Why are so few property crimes never going to court in the first place?’ The miniscule amount of property claims that do go to court often involve a long investigation, followed with a seizure of many stolen items at once....

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