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Port Moody councillors backs sweeping tree protection overhaul to curb mature canopy loss city-wide

Port Moody councillors unanimously threw their support behind a new tree protection bylaw, stating the update will finally give the city real tools to curb the loss of mature trees across neighbourhoods, development sites and strata properties. The updated bylaw was presented to council on Feb. 17 and discussed at length ahead of the formal […]

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