This is pure speculation but perhaps the Indians (indigenous folk) there are doing much of the crime and drinking.
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The Indigenous population in Prince Rupert, British Columbia, is approximately 37.3% of the total population as of the 2021 Canadian Census. This makes Prince Rupert one of the places with the highest proportions of Indigenous residents in Canada. The Indigenous community primarily includes First Nations peoples, specifically from the Tsimshian Nation whose traditional territory encompasses the area around Prince Rupert.
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Yes, fishing is a major industry in Prince Rupert, British Columbia. The city’s history and economy have long been closely linked to commercial fishing, seafood processing, and port activities. The port of Prince Rupert is a regional hub for fisheries—especially salmon, halibut, and other coastal species—and many residents are either directly or indirectly employed in fishing, fish processing, or related support services.
While the industry has faced challenges and fluctuating levels of activity due to environmental, regulatory, and economic factors in recent years, it remains a significant part of the community’s economy and local culture.
When I was in Victoria I asked a local if the sea planes in the harbor were supplying fishing supplies to the industry in coastal towns.
He told me no, the main industry in those towns was drugs.
I really don’t think Indians are the issue. The problem is leftism that affects all races across the board. In particular the leftists that run the place that do not want to lock up, try in court and put into prison criminals of all races.
The left coast is not a geographical term, it’s a serious political term. IMO it’s a disease that spread from New England To California and then up the coast line. Even the central provinces of Canada know their east and west coasts are politically diseased.