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A towering northern red oak tree in Toronto’s North York neighbourhood – estimated to be about 300 years old – has the potential to live another 200 years, but its future health is largely dependent on the sale of a house that brushes against it.
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The Village of Alma, N.B.’s sidewalk infrastructure plan has placed a trio of century-old maple trees in jeopardy.
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Until now, Alberta has managed to steer free and clear of Dutch elm disease, with the exception of a late 1990s case in Wainwright.
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Winnipeg has begun spraying its elm trees to protect them against the elm bark beetle.
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Dutch elm disease has been confirmed in the City of Lethbridge, Alta. A couple of trees had displayed symptoms of the disease earlier this month, and lab reports have confirmed what had been suspected.
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Servicing trees can be dangerous work. Workers have been killed and hurt from falls, electrocutions and by being struck by trees and falling objects, which is why arborists are specially trained and should be certified.
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Montreal’s efforts to stop the spread of the emerald ash borer seems to be working.
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A more rapid test to detect the presence of gypsy moths in trees has been developed by researchers at the University of British Columbia.
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The City of Mississauga has been recognized internationally for its efforts toward maintaining, preserving and creating robust and health city forests.
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Local and provincial governments are being called upon to help control an invasion of gypsy moth caterpillars in eastern Ontario.
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Gypsy moth populations in southern Ontario have been “off the charts” this year, and the manager of urban forestry in London says it’s now the perfect time to launch a defence strategy against the invasive pests.
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