Pest Problem: Toronto Public Library

Toronto Public Library: Documents dating back to 2011 and obtained by show city staff have been tackling the pest problem at branches in the downtown core, Scarborough and the Beaches, according to CTV. The entire branch had to be treated in March of 2012 after live bed bugs were found in books and The Toronto Public Library has been battling dozens of incidences of bed bugs in several branches in recent years, according to documents obtained by Toronto. At the Queen Saulter branch, located at Queen St. East near Broadview Ave., the critters have been dealt with seven times since 2011. They were found at public computers, the circulation desk and the book drop. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.