Tree Trimming
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FortisBC ‘does right thing’ and fixes tree-trimming job, says Kelowna homeownerIn April, Giulio Di Palma found half his tree gone after he said FortisBC did some heavy trimming without giving notice, though the tree was perilously close to power lines.CanadaJun 29
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Kelowna to look into FortisBC tree-trimming practices‘I was quite excited when I opened up that email,’ said Giulio Di Palma. ‘It was from the city, the mayor and council and he’s very supportive of our issue that we have.’CanadaMay 23
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‘It’s heart-wrenching,’ Kelowna homeowners say of Fortis BC’s tree trimming practicesOne couple pushed for an alley arm to be bolted to the power pole, allowing the line to move toward the street and away from the tree, rather than trimming the tree.CanadaSep 29, 2023
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Group of Kelowna residents upset with Fortis BC cutting down treesA Fortis spokesperson said the pine tree had to be cut down as it had become a problem tree.CanadaSep 25, 2023
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78-year-old accused of killing neighbour over tree-trimming dispute in FloridaEdward S. Druzolowski was charged with second-degree murder for allegedly shooting and killing a man who was helping his mother trim trees on her property.U.S. NewsSep 19, 2023
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1 dead, 1 seriously injured in worksite accident in Kawartha Lakes: OPPOPP responded to the accident on Jasper Drive, about 30 kilometres north of Lindsay.Sep 20, 2019
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Peterborough-area arborist and realtor offer tips on tree managementAn Ennsimore arborist and a Peterborough real estate agent have advice for homeowners on taking care of trees.EnvironmentApr 1, 2019
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NB homeowners face hazard from invisible ‘cracks’ in ice storm damaged trees: arbouristTree-trimming crews are urging homeowners to have their trees checked by a professional arbourist for invisible damage after last month's ice storm.CanadaFeb 6, 2017
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Kelowna says Telus’ trimming was excessiveTelus says it wants to be good neighbours but the City of Kelowna says the pruning work was done without its knowledge and the work looks to be excessive.Aug 25, 2014
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