Downtown Toronto Coyote Action Plan

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Downtown Toronto coyote action plan approved; residents call it 'disconnected from reality'

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Downtown Toronto coyote action plan approved; residents call it disconnected from reality’ “The objective of the Downtown Coyote Action Plan is to enable staff to respond swiftly and intensively to coyote activity downtown,” reads the plan by City staff.

Residents say coyote attacks in Liberty Village and Fort York area have been escalating since November of last year .

The Coyote Safety Coalition will hold a vigil and memorial on May 8 to honour the pets as well as trees and wildlife harmed by habitat destruction.

Five dogs have been killed in coyote-related incidents.

Residents have come together in various ways to protect themselves, including nightly pack walks.

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