Worst hoods in Canada are in the prairies cities like Winnipeg. Crime rate there is high even for US standards. On Main street in the north end area, theres been a dozen homicides since last year all happening on half a mile stretch, 3 happened since january on the same corner. Its rough out there
The most dangerous cities are Thunder Bay, Ontario murder rate 13.5 per 100 000, Winnipeg 7.2, Regina 6, Saskatoon 6.5, Edmonton 5.1, Abbotsford 5, Halifax 4.5 and Montreal in the 70s and 80s had over a 100 homicides 4 times the last being in 1989 when they recorded 103 for the year.
Canada is a good place to live. The problem is that the weather can be extremely harsh, and the cost of living extremely expensive. Taxes are very high compared to the U.S. and the cost of a small home in Toronto is comparable to a mansion in the south. No exaggeration. Glad you guys are enjoying it!
Yes even as Canadians it’s so crazy to see the value of a home within a 200 km radius in the other side of the border for nearly 3x less than the average house of a Canadian . A basic house in Toronto can be 800k and then go to upstate New York you can get the same quality for 400k
There is crime in Toronto and in the suburbs as well , the difference is frequency and population …. Canada has a much smaller population than US so comparisons are going to be very different . Canada is more socialist than US which means there are more support system for people in need , we pay much higher taxes to support all those systems .
@@ALuimes depends, when I searched it up it said Dundas only goes from Toronto to Mississauga (consistently) at 23km but Yonge says all the way to Barrie
Oshawa is a City on it's own under the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). The area that you highlighted is one of the least desirable however that area also has some nice safe neighbourhoods in it. As for lighting, the electricity in Ontario is very expensive but the cost goes down at 7p.m. After that time you will see more houses lit up. It's a rare sight to see "gangs" hanging around anywhere here because the crime in Oshawa is relatively low.
Canada's success might be that it does not let anyone get so poor, that they say to hell with it. The failures of Florida, that you point out, seem to come from the powers that be say to hell with the poor, and the poor say too hell with everything, and then things get rough.
thats not why the government of Canada allows people to live in third-world conditions (an easy example is some of the indigenous reservations) its because the US created a culture of drug dealing and gun violence also segregation lead to the US becoming as dangerous as it is
Oshawa: 1, not part of Toronto, 2, not “far north end of Toronto” it’s in Durham Region east of Toronto, 3, GM shut down it’s huge plant to build cars in Mexico and the U.S.A leaving thousands out of work
This is not Toronto though. Oshawa is not comparable by any means. Some parts of Oshawa are crack city and alot of prostitution, which is legal for female workers. I dont know how you got scammed you would get robbed first if anything.
check out Jamestown, north Etobicoke in Toronto if you want to see gangs. Or Jane & Woolner area just south of Jane & Finch. Regent Park, Agincourt in Scarborough, Malton area of Rexdale.
I lived in Malvern (Toronto) and Oshawa, I’ve been all over the states nothing in Canada compares to the worst parts of the states. We’re lucky to live in fairly safe and clean country.
You are in one of my most favorite cities! We were there back in September and walked all around the city with our 4 kids until 12am. There wasn't one moment where I questioned our safety. In fact it felt great on Young Street near their similar Times. Square not worrying about a mass shooting because of all of the people gathered around. That same week, Canada had one of its worse mass stabbings. I think 10 people were stabbed.
Nice to see you commenting again 😊 its very safe in Canada. I feel like i can breathe again. USA getting scary i also fear large crowds and events always in fear
@SOUTHERN LIFE hey brother, even though I haven't commented a lot I'm still making sure to watch & support your channel. Love what you guys are doing & you guys are an inspiration to us! We are unfortunately back in Florida for a while. Our 11 yr old daughter was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes. Once we get a grasp on things we will probably hit the road again!
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You missed most of the really bad areas! Hit me up if you come back, Ill show you around. Although Albert (the area you felt uncomfortable) is one of the worst.
My man... You brought up an interesting piece of insight regarding your personality. You spoke about fear of crowds and speaking with people you don't know. I can tell you have a bit of caution built in. Probably a good idea. Anyway, you were on my street in my block and 10 houses away. I'm telling you, we got problems... You are not going to see it all like that, though. You can see it from the streets, the police can too. Frig the city even pays security to subsidize the understaffed police. The real problems are a few steps from the block you're driving in. You gotta get outta the car though...😮 I know😮😮😮 but really. Any local people could have been a great contribution to what you were looking for. Trust me, it's everywhere here. Ffs my landscaping has been stolen by the homeless. Lol, people are losing their Xmas decorations and recycling box garbage 😂. Yeah, you can get stabbed or shot here without trying too hard if you're still looking for some fun! Hmu when you're passing through next time. I'll take you to school over here 👉 👇 . Thanks for your interest 🙂
1179 Oxford, canon and vista. Those days our street was one of the best. I did hate dragging 12 beckers milk jugs on a string just to hit up some games at nelsons checkers.
@ObiOwn77 you're right in my age range then...I am sure. I lived at 1277 Oxford. Joe Bennetts is my name. Good old Nelson's. I remember going door to door to collect glass pop bottles to return. Definitely a better time and the street was alive with kids....not like today.
Come to Peoria Illinois....I'm jelous that you would consider anything on this video as the hood..... I was very curious to see what Canada was like....looks like a wonderful country
oshawa is not hood lol you gotta spend more time in scarborough if you wanna see hoods. i grew up in scarborough hood and currently live in oshawa and i wouldnt go back. you were really close to my neibourhood in central oshawa and its such a great place.
u definitly were in some sketchy areas in oshawa 100% southend forsure and albert, celina, olive area where u noticed the lighting is sketch buttheres some nicer, quieter areas in the shwa
We are not Toronto and everything you said about us (OSHAWA) is untrue. The neighborhoods you drove through are the elderly residents. We're a safe city.
lol this isn’t “hoods”. If you wanted worse areas in Ontario, (by the way, Oshawa isn’t Toronto) then I would start with areas like Welland Ontario, Hamilton, Ontario, London Ontario, Windsor Ontario.
You drove by my old house. It's funny in that neighborhood growing up, one apartment building had people dealing crack out of it, so did the other one and across the street: there was another den and you also went by the little plaza where the bar Park place was (or is) I haven't bene there in 15 years. Across the street from there, there was a bar called The Bald Monkey and that plaza is was also close to a Daycare centre-it had all the weirdly painted sesame street characters on the walls. In the plaza, there was also an adult video store and sex shop and what used to be called Mack's Milk, before it was bought out by Circle K, which was operated by a family essentially (in my opinion: the nicest person there was a woman named Farah. There was also a fish & chips place down in that area, which I used to go to for lunch a lot. Best Halibit in the city. One time I went in there and the owner Paul, gave me lunch for free. All he asked me to do was tell people about his shop. Good dude. I saw you guy by the Wentworth intersection: I almost got hit there when I was 15 years old. That area you were touring around in, was also a Red Light District and I saw you go down Oxford. My Grandparents lived there and later: my aunt. It was a nice place to visit, but if you didn't live there, some folks didn't take too kindlly to people hangin' around in there. Me and some people used to play hockey and sometimes basketball in the court back there. I did know people that were held up in that area, got beaten up, mugged. I've even had a gun pulled on me. One time, people got arrested right out front of the house. It had it's ups and downs, but it's where I grew up LOL
"The lights are off, this neighbourhood has a dangerous vibe" My dude, that's a reach. People might not be home from work yet, or I dunno, maybe they don't want to waste power having every light in the house on for no reason
Just wondering why do you think people have their lights turned off in that one area of Oshawa? I happen to live in the area and I turn my lights off too. But usually when I'm finished using them. This neighborhood like countless other neighborhoods throughout the world, has its issues. But is no where near as dangerous as you felt it was. Neighbors help each other and quite a few have lived here 20 plus years without issue. I guess the point is it's not so good to judge without knowing or researching maybe? And you filmed Oshawa, Ontario in Durham Region. East of Toronto. Otherwise cool video Thanks for sharing.
Oshawa isn't even bad lol.. I live in North Oshawa.. its over an hour away from downtown toronto too so not sure why you're using toronto in the name.......
@@SamanthaSweetAnne living in Sarasota Bradenton now. Katie is also a realtor so we’re stuck In Florida for a bit because we have so much investment in her real estate career.
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGSgrew up in oshawa. Spent half of a century there. Entire city is walkable and safe. Did a great job though for someone not from here. Thanks. The Maple leaf forever 🇨🇦
I much prefer your videos over Charlieboi by a mile, you're not promoting the hood gangster aspect as much like its something to be proud of like some of the others. As far as Toronto I'd say Kingston road in Scarborough is a run down dangerous area where a street gang resides (Galloway boys) and its generally an area full of motels where prostitution takes place and drug dealing, the other area is West Toronto specifically Jane and Finch and Rexdale but again imo most of the homicides gang related take place in Scarborough where Kingston road is located a lot of people try to deny this but whenever there's a homicide or shooting it tends to be Scarborough most of the times so that's where I would focus on if you're looking for a run down high crime area.
Lmao grew up in the shwa, south end south of wentworth. It’s not a good place, the shadows will get ya! I see my elementary school! Ha I moved years ago so this is a nice trip down memory lane.
Oshawa is dirt absolutely disgusting place unreal the amount of 16 year old chicks that had babies as well you don't really see that anywhere else in the area
Oshawa isn’t a "Toronto suburb" it’s a full city with rich areas and ghettos , shout out for pullin up tho
Right!
The GTA is 6.5 million people. So, it is not 10 million.
what does oshawa have to do with Toronto Hoods?
exactly
He thinks that Oshawa is a Toronto suburb
Oshawa is it's own city not related to Toronto fyi!
Worst hoods in Canada are in the prairies cities like Winnipeg. Crime rate there is high even for US standards. On Main street in the north end area, theres been a dozen homicides since last year all happening on half a mile stretch, 3 happened since january on the same corner. Its rough out there
The most dangerous cities are Thunder Bay, Ontario murder rate 13.5 per 100 000, Winnipeg 7.2, Regina 6, Saskatoon 6.5, Edmonton 5.1, Abbotsford 5, Halifax 4.5 and Montreal in the 70s and 80s had over a 100 homicides 4 times the last being in 1989 when they recorded 103 for the year.
Canada is a good place to live. The problem is that the weather can be extremely harsh, and the cost of living extremely expensive. Taxes are very high compared to the U.S. and the cost of a small home in Toronto is comparable to a mansion in the south. No exaggeration. Glad you guys are enjoying it!
Yes even as Canadians it’s so crazy to see the value of a home within a 200 km radius in the other side of the border for nearly 3x less than the average house of a Canadian . A basic house in Toronto can be 800k and then go to upstate New York you can get the same quality for 400k
Housing in Quebec is not as expensive. Not yet.
Must be tough being homeless in Canada considering how cold it is.
More shelters open if the temperature really drops low ...This part of Ontario the winters are generally not too bad .
It really depends on where you are in Canada, Toronto and NYC have comparable weather.
In Montreal there’s been countless amounts of homeless people freezing to death outsdie it’s sad
There is crime in Toronto and in the suburbs as well , the difference is frequency and population …. Canada has a much smaller population than US so comparisons are going to be very different . Canada is more socialist than US which means there are more support system for people in need , we pay much higher taxes to support all those systems .
Fun Fact: Yonge Street is the longest street in the World!
Actually it's a Fun Falsehood: Dundas is longer.
@@ALuimesnah
@@liamschannel23 Dundas goes to London, while Yonge only goes to Barrie
@@ALuimes depends, when I searched it up it said Dundas only goes from Toronto to Mississauga (consistently) at 23km but Yonge says all the way to Barrie
Was, until the southern stretch of Highway 11 from Barrie to Toronto was decommissioned.
Thats ny neighborhood! All i can say is.. crack is a hell of a drug
Oshawa is a City on it's own under the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). The area that you highlighted is one of the least desirable however that area also has some nice safe neighbourhoods in it. As for lighting, the electricity in Ontario is very expensive but the cost goes down at 7p.m. After that time you will see more houses lit up. It's a rare sight to see "gangs" hanging around anywhere here because the crime in Oshawa is relatively low.
Canada's success might be that it does not let anyone get so poor, that they say to hell with it. The failures of Florida, that you point out, seem to come from the powers that be say to hell with the poor, and the poor say too hell with everything, and then things get rough.
Exactly.. when people are on edge anything goes
I can tell you’ve never driven down E. Hastings St
thats not why the government of Canada allows people to live in third-world conditions (an easy example is some of the indigenous reservations) its because the US created a culture of drug dealing and gun violence also segregation lead to the US becoming as dangerous as it is
@@jgfyjjkfdf4034 That's BS, the original explanation made much more sense.
@@jessemelville thats not an argument
Oshawa: 1, not part of Toronto, 2, not “far north end of Toronto” it’s in Durham Region east of Toronto, 3, GM shut down it’s huge plant to build cars in Mexico and the U.S.A leaving thousands out of work
get your own car brands, USA isnt your mommy n daddy
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS Canada can't produce its own car brands as its too small to be competitive.
This is not Toronto though. Oshawa is not comparable by any means. Some parts of Oshawa are crack city and alot of prostitution, which is legal for female workers. I dont know how you got scammed you would get robbed first if anything.
check out Jamestown, north Etobicoke in Toronto if you want to see gangs. Or Jane & Woolner area just south of Jane & Finch. Regent Park, Agincourt in Scarborough, Malton area of Rexdale.
Grew up in oshawa. Spent half a century there. Would walk anywhere in the city.
I lived in Malvern (Toronto) and Oshawa, I’ve been all over the states nothing in Canada compares to the worst parts of the states. We’re lucky to live in fairly safe and clean country.
The Maple leaf forever 🇨🇦
The areas in this video look like Edmonton neighborhoods
You are in one of my most favorite cities! We were there back in September and walked all around the city with our 4 kids until 12am. There wasn't one moment where I questioned our safety. In fact it felt great on Young Street near their similar Times. Square not worrying about a mass shooting because of all of the people gathered around. That same week, Canada had one of its worse mass stabbings. I think 10 people were stabbed.
Nice to see you commenting again 😊 its very safe in Canada. I feel like i can breathe again. USA getting scary i also fear large crowds and events always in fear
@SOUTHERN LIFE hey brother, even though I haven't commented a lot I'm still making sure to watch & support your channel. Love what you guys are doing & you guys are an inspiration to us! We are unfortunately back in Florida for a while. Our 11 yr old daughter was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes. Once we get a grasp on things we will probably hit the road again!
@@ReadySetAutismFamily Wild pepper grass grows all over Florida. Specifically on roadsides that are kinda dry. Lots of it in Lakewood Ranch where we live now. Helps with any kidney issues or improve digestion. You boil the leaves and seeds add honey.. make a tea from it. Free and helpful.
You missed most of the really bad areas! Hit me up if you come back, Ill show you around. Although Albert (the area you felt uncomfortable) is one of the worst.
thanks, Canada is awesome place to visit
My man... You brought up an interesting piece of insight regarding your personality. You spoke about fear of crowds and speaking with people you don't know. I can tell you have a bit of caution built in. Probably a good idea.
Anyway, you were on my street in my block and 10 houses away. I'm telling you, we got problems...
You are not going to see it all like that, though. You can see it from the streets, the police can too. Frig the city even pays security to subsidize the understaffed police. The real problems are a few steps from the block you're driving in. You gotta get outta the car though...😮 I know😮😮😮 but really. Any local people could have been a great contribution to what you were looking for. Trust me, it's everywhere here. Ffs my landscaping has been stolen by the homeless. Lol, people are losing their Xmas decorations and recycling box garbage 😂. Yeah, you can get stabbed or shot here without trying too hard if you're still looking for some fun! Hmu when you're passing through next time. I'll take you to school over here 👉 👇 . Thanks for your interest 🙂
Its a long drive from Florida 😅
This is the city of Oshawa. I grew up on Oxford, South of Wentworth.
1179 Oxford, canon and vista. Those days our street was one of the best. I did hate dragging 12 beckers milk jugs on a string just to hit up some games at nelsons checkers.
@ObiOwn77 you're right in my age range then...I am sure. I lived at 1277 Oxford. Joe Bennetts is my name. Good old Nelson's. I remember going door to door to collect glass pop bottles to return. Definitely a better time and the street was alive with kids....not like today.
@@Johnnypark77 I also went to Cannon and Vista. Then G.L.
Literally right around the corner from my home bruh
Tourists? In Oshawa. Too funny.
Tim Hortons has good food and donuts
Looks like a lot of those Chinese owned style stack and pack apartment complexes. It's extremely expensive also.
Come to Peoria Illinois....I'm jelous that you would consider anything on this video as the hood..... I was very curious to see what Canada was like....looks like a wonderful country
Grew up in oshawa. Where this video is showing is a lower income area but still safe. The Toronto area is all safe.
The video is pointless unless you say what part on the city that you are in.
Read the tittle 😊
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS If you mean to say it's the "Oshawa part of Toronto" then you're uninformed. Oshawa is a different city
Really love your insight in these vids. I ain’t know they don’t play like that in Birmingham tho especially about road rage
I go to GL high school in Oshawa
Did you all go around Young and Dundas
And Bloor ,Spadina I know my way around Toronto it's my favorite place to visit 😀
We did a few videos in toronto. Sadly time is limited
We did a few videos in toronto. Sadly time is limited
oshawa is not hood lol you gotta spend more time in scarborough if you wanna see hoods. i grew up in scarborough hood and currently live in oshawa and i wouldnt go back. you were really close to my neibourhood in central oshawa and its such a great place.
Eh scarboroughs pretty soft too mainly settlers acting tough, you ever been to a res up north?
@@fullsendtictic reserves ain hoods they js low income and full of drugs scarborough def hard idk what u talm bout
oshawa is where i grew up, actually south end, where u were 1st 8/9 mins.. now living in parkdale toronto since 2021
You went everywhere but the hood in Oshawa
Oshawa is NOT Toronto. Oshawa is a completely separate city from Toronto.
Drive all along Young Street in Toronto
Wth. My friend, you did not do your research AT ALL 😂. Oshawa is not Toronto, and you hit zero hoods in Toronto. 0 out of 10 for accuracy.
u definitly were in some sketchy areas in oshawa 100% southend forsure and albert, celina, olive area where u noticed the lighting is sketch buttheres some nicer, quieter areas in the shwa
Good job.. but if you really want to see the the real problem in Oshawa you need to park the car and check out the bike paths and parks.
great videooo men!
Looks to me you drove around looking for trouble and didn't find any. lol
We are not Toronto and everything you said about us (OSHAWA) is untrue. The neighborhoods you drove through are the elderly residents. We're a safe city.
lol this isn’t “hoods”. If you wanted worse areas in Ontario, (by the way, Oshawa isn’t Toronto) then I would start with areas like Welland Ontario, Hamilton, Ontario, London Ontario, Windsor Ontario.
Buddy needs a night-light while driving! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
8:57 ayyyy halibut house
You drove by my old house. It's funny in that neighborhood growing up, one apartment building had people dealing crack out of it, so did the other one and across the street: there was another den and you also went by the little plaza where the bar Park place was (or is) I haven't bene there in 15 years. Across the street from there, there was a bar called The Bald Monkey and that plaza is was also close to a Daycare centre-it had all the weirdly painted sesame street characters on the walls. In the plaza, there was also an adult video store and sex shop and what used to be called Mack's Milk, before it was bought out by Circle K, which was operated by a family essentially (in my opinion: the nicest person there was a woman named Farah. There was also a fish & chips place down in that area, which I used to go to for lunch a lot. Best Halibit in the city. One time I went in there and the owner Paul, gave me lunch for free. All he asked me to do was tell people about his shop. Good dude. I saw you guy by the Wentworth intersection: I almost got hit there when I was 15 years old. That area you were touring around in, was also a Red Light District and I saw you go down Oxford. My Grandparents lived there and later: my aunt. It was a nice place to visit, but if you didn't live there, some folks didn't take too kindlly to people hangin' around in there. Me and some people used to play hockey and sometimes basketball in the court back there. I did know people that were held up in that area, got beaten up, mugged. I've even had a gun pulled on me. One time, people got arrested right out front of the house. It had it's ups and downs, but it's where I grew up LOL
"The lights are off, this neighbourhood has a dangerous vibe"
My dude, that's a reach. People might not be home from work yet, or I dunno, maybe they don't want to waste power having every light in the house on for no reason
18:45 if you took a right here you’d find the sketchiest motel lmao u should go
Be careful. Wicked!
I grew up in Oshawa. It is not part of Toronto so you are not correct in that assessment. But that being said Oshawa has turned into a shit hole!!
Just wondering why do you think people have their lights turned off in that one area of Oshawa? I happen to live in the area and I turn my lights off too. But usually when I'm finished using them. This neighborhood like countless other neighborhoods throughout the world, has its issues. But is no where near as dangerous as you felt it was. Neighbors help each other and quite a few have lived here 20 plus years without issue.
I guess the point is it's not so good to judge without knowing or researching maybe? And you filmed Oshawa, Ontario in Durham Region. East of Toronto. Otherwise cool video Thanks for sharing.
Canadian hoods
You're driving in Oshawa not Toronto.
They say the worse neighborhoods in Toronto are regent park and Jane and finch
But this video looks ghetto too
This isn’t even Toronto it’s the city of oshawa
All the way straight up. DRIFTWOOD in da building. Aka THE TOP. 6 reppin
The GTA doesn’t have 10-million people
Like it looks rundown but it’s not terrible. I notice a lot of density though.
you missed the worst parts
Get your map out. Your in Oshawa, it’s not a suburb of Toronto.
Can you turn the volume up on your videos
you didnt mention the street
While in Oshawa you shouldve gone down Bagot Street
My old house @ 15:14. Different times back then.
Rexdale, Jane/finch are interesting places!
Jamestown
Oshawa isn't even bad lol.. I live in North Oshawa.. its over an hour away from downtown toronto too so not sure why you're using toronto in the name.......
You're NOT in Toronto. And the "Shwa" was a great town to grow up in.
This is considered a hood? 🤣🤣
Great job bro but why would you ever go to Canada?
😐 its been more fun than any roadtrip we have ever done.. watch the videos you will see. Been great
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGSBy the way, did you ever move back to Florida?
@@SamanthaSweetAnne living in Sarasota Bradenton now. Katie is also a realtor so we’re stuck In Florida for a bit because we have so much investment in her real estate career.
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGSgrew up in oshawa. Spent half of a century there. Entire city is walkable and safe. Did a great job though for someone not from here. Thanks. The Maple leaf forever 🇨🇦
I much prefer your videos over Charlieboi by a mile, you're not promoting the hood gangster aspect as much like its something to be proud of like some of the others.
As far as Toronto I'd say Kingston road in Scarborough is a run down dangerous area where a street gang resides (Galloway boys) and its generally an area full of motels where prostitution takes place and drug dealing, the other area is West Toronto specifically Jane and Finch and Rexdale but again imo most of the homicides gang related take place in Scarborough where Kingston road is located a lot of people try to deny this but whenever there's a homicide or shooting it tends to be Scarborough most of the times so that's where I would focus on if you're looking for a run down high crime area.
I definitely don’t glamorize poverty and crime like other creators proud that you noticed that
Im only a few minutes in, and there's already so much incorrect with this video.
Oshawa. Meh.
Barton Street in Hamilton Ontario is a pretty roughed up hood.
Oshawa is NOT Toronto. Do your research.
Yo mama
You should check out areas in Montreal 😂 this place looks tame compared
Montreal is way safer than anywhere in Ontario lol.
Down near Lakeview Park - Wecker - Ritson
You need to come to my hood Ajax Ontario Hurley road- falby court we can do a walk through my homie a up and coming rap artist let me know
This isn’t even hood
Ahh that marland plaza my baby father and JG (Scarborough rapper) got shot at 3 times in one day smh its still full of bullet holes
Show you around tell you stories and tell you what the hood is like in Canada $$$ involved
oshawa a seperate city worse hoods then this
This man drove right through my hood ahaha
Ajax is exactly like Oshawa just worse and we can make an actual walk through video with my crew
dude we have homeless, did you go to Kali lately.
maybe people have work here.
Been to cali, perfect weather
😂 this is Oshawa. Lol get your facts right. 😂
Oh my .. lmaoooo!! What is the point of this video ? Lol .
When you’re googling things don’t use Wikipedia!!
Lmao grew up in the shwa, south end south of wentworth. It’s not a good place, the shadows will get ya!
I see my elementary school! Ha I moved years ago so this is a nice trip down memory lane.
Gta my guy
Oshawa is dirt absolutely disgusting place unreal the amount of 16 year old chicks that had babies as well you don't really see that anywhere else in the area