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A citizens' group fighting to save one of the last remaining forests in the city is rejoicing now that the green space is temporarily protected. But a major developer who wanted to erect a project just east of it is speaking out against the measure.
Pointe-Claire's city council voted to put a temporary development freeze in some sectors of the municipality.
The only reasons are laziness, complacency and a lack of imagination.
One year later, local environmental group remains undaunted in its quest to save every last tree in Fairview forest, no matter how small.
Article content No one knows where he came from or how he reached the big city. Maybe he swam ashore or stowed away aboard a transport truck. Whatever the case, Montrealers were captivated for several hours Sunday afternoon by the fate of a wayward black bear who was improbably spotted roaming through backyards in a residential area of Dorval, near the lakeshore. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Allison Hanes: The fate of Montreal's wayward wildlife is an outrage Back to video The bear was eventually cornered in a tree by an animal protection ...