Why do Ottawa's racialized and low-income neighbourhoods have fewer trees?
November 18, 2024
When it comes to trees, not all neighbourhoods are equal. Robyn Bresnahan takes a stroll from a “have” into a “have not” community with two tree experts to learn about why tree equity matters and what the City is doing to achieve it.
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