Is Canada safe for solo female travelers?
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How safe is Canada for female travelers?
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based on 107 experiences from female travelers
Toronto, Family travel
Toronto is such a beautiful city with an amazing atmosphere! I stayed with family in Rosedale during July and the weather was incredible. I never once felt unsafe during my visit, and everyone was so friendly and welcoming!
Posted: November 3, 2025
Winnie
Canada
Toronto, Solo travel
Modern and clean city with plenty to do during the Summer. Lots of events, concerts, festivals going on for the whole period. Large cosmopolitan city so it's easy to meet people or travel buddies, if you're open to it. Had the most wonderful meal at Alo Bar. Love the amount of ice cream shops too.
Posted: October 21, 2025
Syllia
United States
Toronto, Group travel
I have traveled to Toronto 3 times recently, solo and with a friend. Most recently was for Caribana, celebrating Caribbean culture. There were many events taking place. Though I am not Caribbean, it was open to everyone. Driving in city wasn't too bad, though I am not used to street cars or light rails. Felt very safe and very diverse. Food was good. Didn't have too much Canadian only food but the Beaver Tails. Night life was great!
Posted: October 17, 2025Algonquin Provincial Park, Group travel
Our trip was amazing! If you want to experience a piece of Canadian wilderness, this is your sign to visit! The park has campsites, yurts, lodges, and resorts, but my group stayed in Huntsville and drove over. I would recommend the portage store, logging museum, and visitor centre. We didn't see moose, but we did see loons!
Posted: September 28, 2025Vancouver, Solo travel
I loved my time there expensive but beautiful I especially love jericho beach, if you pay close attention when you’re close to the pounds in Jericho park, you can always spot beavers ! There’s also usually a heron and a large amount of ducks and geese hanging out as well
Posted: September 15, 2025How safe is Canada for women?
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Yannie
Ottawa
Very chill city, people are calm and nice, there are homeless people around certain pockets but they usually mind their own business, just have to get used to seeing them on the streets and don’t actively interact with them
Posted: November 18, 2025Quebec City
I’ve never had any problems ever since I moved in Quebec City last year. It is a very safe environment for women :) You are never 100% safe from a catcall or something like that but you will never be in danger here
Posted: November 17, 2025Saskatoon
It's generally safe here, certain areas of town are higher in crime but if you avoid walking around those neighborhoods alone at night you'll be ok. I walk home from Broadway area at night all the time and never any issues. Downtown and other areas west you're better off with friends or using rideshare/cab, or ebikes in the summer.
Posted: November 13, 2025
Kelly
Quebec City
It’s a place when were you are walking alone… whether it’s in the day or in the night, danger isn’t your number 1 priority, the thing you mostly think about is having fun. Tho like in every place it’s smart to be careful and not giving your fully trust into anyone! P.S: people are usually friendly and respectful
Posted: November 5, 2025
Lyv
Halifax
As someone who grew up in Halifax, I can assure you that Halifax is, for the most part, quite safe! I’ve accidentally fallen asleep in parks and on public transit (though I don’t recommend it), and haven’t had any issues! Areas to avoid if travelling alone at night: Gottingen Street (especially), Downtown Dartmouth, Spring Garden Road, the Commons, Robie Street, and Quinpool Road. I’ve only once had anyone lay their hands on me (a man put his arm around me while walking down Gottingen Street). Otherwise, I’ve been followed and yelled at around these areas, typically alone at night by unhoused populations.
Posted: November 4, 2025Safety in Canada
