Coun. pushes for coyote ‘no kill’ policy

Posted March 19, 2013 7:47 pm.

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Scarborough councillor Glenn De Baeremaeker had proposed the city adopt a “no kill” coyote policy after Toronto police shot and killed a coyote in Cabbagetown last month.

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