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Toronto is Canada's 'rattiest' city, according to new ranking | Hanomansing Tonight

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Toronto retains its title as the ‘rattiest’ city in Canada, according to the latest ranking from pest control service Orkin Canada. Kaylee Byers, an assistant professor in the school of population and public health at the University of British Columbia, talks to Hanomansing Tonight about tracking rat populations.

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