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LILLEY: Olivia Chow's Toronto adopts DEI for trees with new tree equity policy

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LILLEY: Olivia Chow's Toronto adopts DEI for trees with new tree equity policy

Whether your neighbourhood needs more trees isn't determined by how many trees there are, it's based on who lives there

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Mayor Olivia Chow and her crew at City Hall have a new pet project – tree equity.

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