Singer Paul Anka discusses crime in Canada during an appearance on “Real Time” with Bill Maher, according to accounts from New York Post and Fox News. Both outlets report that Anka attributes increased crime to recent immigration, arguing that it has changed conditions in Canadian cities. In particular, he cites Toronto, saying it has “over 400,000 immigrants” and claims that the city’s crime rate has “gone through the roof.” Fox News and New York Post present the conversation as part of a broader discussion that also touches on England, with Maher and Anka contrasting social and public safety trends in different countries. The reports summarize Anka’s statements but do not provide detailed data, official statistics, or responses from Canadian authorities within the coverage provided. Overall, the two sources align on the central claim: Anka asserts that crime in Toronto and Canada is rising and links that change to mass immigration.