This updated report from 2021 explains that the Municipalities need to take into account a number of other pieces of legislation, prior to implementing the “tree cutting by-law” and how limited municipal by-laws must be.
Tree Cutting By-Laws: What Municipal Councils Need to Know – Updated 2021
This report explains that the Municipalities need to take into account a number of other pieces of legislation, prior to implementing the “tree cutting by-law”.
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