Is Toronto the raccoon capital of Canada?
CBC's Adrian Cheung looks into the trash pandas that call Canada's largest city home — and why they not only survive but thrive in Toronto.
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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 Canada?
CBC Toronto's Adrian Cheung looks into the trash pandas that call Canada's largest city home — and why they not only survive but thrive in Toronto.
Video producers: Julia Whalen and Victoria Valido
Videographers: Paul Borkwood and Martin Trainor
Graphics: Charlie Brockman/CBC