Bed bug problem is city’s responsibility: deputy mayor

By News Staff

Posted May 8, 2012 2:57 pm.

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Coun. Doug Holyday gives his thoughts on the bed bug issue in Toronto as well as the suggestion that more one-way streets could ease traffic congestion in the downtown core.

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