Calgary Herald
🏢 Postmedia
📍 AB
Jun 4, 2026
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Looking to expand urban canopy, Calgary to plant 1,400 new trees in city parks
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Leila Khattab (L) and Kristina Rae join a small army of volunteers from Enterprise Mobility while planing upwards of 1,400 trees at Winston Heights Park in northeast Calgary on Thursday, June 4, 2026. Jim Wells/Postmedia Article content Calgary parks will see 1,400 new trees through a partnership with Trees for Life and Arbour Day Foundation. Article content On Thursday, volunteers stuck their shovels in the ground to plant the first 300 buckeyes, oaks and evergreens at the Winston Heights off-leash dog park. Article content Article content Next week, 400 more will take root in West Nose Creek…
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