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2. www.cbc.ca › news › canadaIs Toronto the raccoon capital of Canada? | CBC News

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   Jul 15, 2019 · (Michael Prestia/CBC) Raccoons can be found in nearly every nook, cranny and tree in Toronto — especially in the spring and summer months. But is Toronto the raccoon capital of Canada?...

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   Jul 16, 2019 · Raccoons can be found in nearly every nook, cranny and tree in Toronto. We look at why these little guys are so drawn to the big city.Welcome to The National...

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4. www.youtube.com › watchIs Toronto the raccoon capital of Canada? - YouTube

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   Raccoons can be found in nearly every nook, cranny and tree in Toronto — especially in the spring and summer months. But is Toronto the raccoon capital of Ca...

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5. www.thestar.com › interactives › how-toronto-lostHow Toronto lost its wild 100-year war with raccoons

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   Oct 6, 2023 · What I found in a review of newspaper clippings from the past century is the story of how Toronto went from no raccoons to the “raccoon capital of the world” in 100 years. It’s a tale of ...

6. www.cbc.ca › lite › storyIt's Toronto's unofficial mascot … and ours too! - CBC.ca

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   You'll find the critters in cities all over North America, but Toronto might just be the raccoon capital of the world. In the city, they're furry folk heroes — making headlines for hopping...

7. torontolife.com › city › proof-toronto-reallyProof that Toronto really is the Raccoon capital of the world

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   Oct 3, 2018 · The raccoons that outsmarted the city Toronto decided to up its defence in 2016 when it started distributing “raccoon proof” green bins—a project that cost the city $31 million. But beaches...

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   Do raccoons live in Toronto?

   • Raccoons seem like they are everywhere in Toronto. But does our city have the largest population of the so-called trash pandas? (Michael Prestia/CBC) Raccoons can be found in nearly every nook, cranny and tree in Toronto — especially in the spring and summer months. But is Toronto the raccoon capital of Canada?

   Is Toronto the raccoon capital of Canada? | CBC News

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   Is Toronto a Raccoon Capital?

   • What I found in a review of newspaper clippings from the past century is the story of how Toronto went from no raccoons to the “raccoon capital of the world” in 100 years. It’s a tale of political intrigue, hijinks and frustration that has erupted into adult temper tantrums and occasional violence.

   How Toronto lost its wild 100-year war with raccoons - The Toronto Star

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   Would Toronto be a raccoon-Free City?

   • This was a huge moment. On the table was the possibility of a raccoon-free city. The price tag to round up all the raccoons: $52,000 in traps, plus labour, the equivalent of $284,000 today. It is my guess that there are many thousands of raccoons in Toronto and it would be extremely expensive to set up a program which would trap them all.”

   How Toronto lost its wild 100-year war with raccoons - The Toronto Star

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   Is there a smart Raccoon in Toronto?

   • The Toronto Star 's Amy Dempsey thinks there's a particularly smart one in her neighborhood. Toronto has been called the "raccoon capital of the world." The "trash pandas" — as they're (possibly) affectionately known — have been particularly adept at getting into Torontonians' garbage bins.

   There's No Stopping Toronto's 'Uber-Raccoon' - NPR

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9. www.npr.org › 2018/09/16 › 647599627There's No Stopping Toronto's 'Uber-Raccoon' - NPR

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   Sep 16, 2018 · A raccoon sitting on the stump of a tree in the Beaches in Toronto. The Toronto Star's Amy Dempsey thinks there's a particularly smart one in her neighborhood.