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Coyote vs. Cathedral: Regina residents worried about wildlife in neighbourhood

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Coyote vs. Cathedral: Regina residents worried about wildlife in neighbourhood

Residents in Regina's Cathedral neighbourhood are concerned about the coyotes lurking around Les Sherman Park.

The city says it's working with provincial conservation officers to remove and relocate the animals.

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