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Toronto By-law 349, s. (1) — Chapter 349 Animals

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An officer, licensed trapper, authorized wildlife rehabilitator or employee of a licensed pest management operator or exterminator leaving food as bait to catch wildlife as part of their professional duties; 12 Editor's Note:

  • By-law 102-2017 came into force March 1, 2017. 13 Editor's Note:
  • By-law 102-2017 came into force March 1, 2017. 14 Editor's Note:
  • Section 349-8.1. Choke collar, choke chain, pronged collar, was deleted by By-law 419-2017. 349-12 March 22, 2024

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