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A mother’s plea, April 1 If your front page of the Saturday Star doesn’t move this city to do something about the problems facing Toronto and other cities, nothing will.

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When forest ecologist Eric Davies first planted acorns in a west-end Toronto front yard, the idea was to preserve the city’s heritage oak and promote local biodiversity. More than six years on ...

A mother’s plea, April 1 If your front page of the Saturday Star doesn’t move this city to do something about the problems facing Toronto and other cities, nothing will.

A mother’s plea, April 1 If your front page of the Saturday Star doesn’t move this city to do something about the problems facing Toronto and other cities, nothing will.