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• Why should i use toucan?

  That’s only partially true. A more accurate description is that it allows Toucan to translate the words you see on a webpage into the language you’re trying to learn. While we’re sure you’re a super interesting person, we don’t have any interest in tracking what you search for or what you buy.

• Who is toucan communications?

  Welcome to Toucan Communications, a Telecommunications Subcontracting Firm offering an outstanding opportunity to work in a call center environment as a home based agent. Our team of order-takers, service the needs for two very well established clients across the GTA and throughout other regions of Canada.

• Why did we start toucan?

  When Toucan first began, we envisioned an opportunity to build a company which allowed us to resonate and align ourselves with the same merit in which we both branched from. Giving, determined, self-motivated people like us a chance to work from home either full-time or part-time, as we remain to do so with over 350 plus agents.

• What do you need to know about owning a toucan?

  Toucans are social creatures just like us and will desire to spend time in the same room with you (and family) during the day and evening. It’s important to provide a Toucan with lot of natural light, as well as give them plenty of opportunities for exercise, which they can get by jumping and hanging, or flying indoors (or a sheltered aviary).

• Where does the toco toucan live?

  Distribution and habitat. The toco toucan occurs in northern and eastern Bolivia, extreme south-eastern Peru, northern Argentina, eastern and central Paraguay, and eastern and southern Brazil (excluding southern Rio Grande do Sul, the dry regions dominated by Caatinga vegetation and coastal regions between Ceará and Rio de Janeiro ).