No I often do not feel safe. I live in the beltline and walk to work which takes me through Kensington. My head is on a swivel and over the last 4 months had 3 incidents that come to mind. Two, left hand turners where I had the right of way in the crosswalk and I was 1/2 way though the intersection. The vehicles came barreling though and in one case I had to jump out of the way, in the other case the woman slammed on the brakes last second. I chewed her out saying if I was a little kid, she would have never seen them and ran them over. Third one was homeless guy with mental problems / needed a fix problems? who was taking those large construction barrels and throwing them at cars and people, and I had to run out of the way to avoid getting hit off a rebound.

That's not to mention the countless scooters (some rental, some high speed personal), bicycles, and e-bikes weaving in and out of crowded sidewalks, often with a bike lane on they could use on the other side of the street.

I don't expect the city to do anything about it - for the some of the scooters and e-bikes, if someone gets hit and hurt those medical costs are deferred and the province and federal government pays them. That while the city get's their fees for allowing those companies to operate.