The Narwhal
📰 The Narwhal (non-profit)
📍 MB
Jun 5, 2026
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The intensive work of nurturing an urban forest decimated by disease
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Article Excerpt
As Dutch elm disease marched west across Canada, Winnipeg’s trees were decimated. The city is now planting 6,000 trees each year — but young trees face many challenges
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