Yes. Canada is generally considered a safe country for solo female travelers. According to a recent study, Canada not only made it to the top of the list of safest countries for female travelers, but it did also meet the safety criteria and received a high safety rating for transportation and walking at night. Canada was ranked 18th out of 20 countries for having a low rate of crimes against women.
Female travelers should follow the following travel advice to make the most of their trip to Canada:
Read the travel advice and advisories for your destination to learn about local laws, religions, and customs, particularly those that may impact women travelers. This will help you better protect yourself and stay safe while traveling.
Consider using women-only travel options such as buses or train carriages if available.
Research appropriate clothing options for your destination, as cultural norms vary based on each country's laws and customs
Make a plan to stay in touch with your family and friends back home: Canada's consular officials often receive calls from concerned loved ones who haven't heard from their family members abroad.
Except for your relatives, don’t tell anyone about your accommodation address
Contact Canadian Immigration Services if you have any inquiries about a visa to Canada.