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City asking residents to help them select an Official Tree

April 23, 2022 by SouthEtobicokeNews

 

 

RESIDENTS are invited to submit names to select an Official Tree of Toronto.

 

It’s Earth Week and the City of Toronto is searching for an official tree.

Residents are being asked to help City officials select an official tree that we can all gather around.

“Everyone who lives in Toronto is eligible to vote,” the City said. The deadline for your vote is May 10 at 11:59 p.m.

“Everyone in Toronto can cast their vote to help pick Toronto’s Official Tree,” according to the City.

Residents can select from four different trees. They include birch, maple, oak or pine.

The winning tree will be announced in the Spring.

The City takes pride in upkeeping and planting hundreds of trees every year.

You can obtain further information by phoning 311 or e-mail your selection to 311@toronto.ca

 

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