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Warnings Or Dangers: It's a CITY!
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  • Toronto isn't particularly dangerous -- I've always felt (maybe naively) comfortable in any area of the city. But what you have to remember is that it is a CITY! And as a city of over 2 million people, it comes with all the dangers normally associated with a city.
    1. There are areas of Toronto that are a little more dangerous than others (ie. Jane & Finch, Regent Park) -- you don't have to avoid these areas, but just be aware of your surroundings.
    2. Don't put valuables down if you don't want to lose them ... don't leave your purses open.
    3. Toronto is used to tourists - we get a lot of them, but that doesn't mean there aren't people who won't take advantage of you. Make sure to hang onto your belongings and don't flash too much cash.
    4. Homelessness is a major problem in Toronto but not because they're dangerous!!! If you want to give them money or food, then please do so, but if not -- just walk on by! I've never seen anyone in a confrontation with a homeless person, they generally keep to themselves.

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    birchy99 Thu Nov 17, 2005 00:14 UTC
     Have frequented both restaurants in your tips and found them to be excellent. In fact, when we go to Canada the first thing we do is find a Timmy's for one of their frozen mochas. Yummmm. Mart

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