The city planted dozens of trees to honour Pan Am Games countries. But the tribute hasn't worked out so well
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The city planted dozens of trees to honour Pan Am Games countries. But the tribute hasn't worked out so well
Many of the 41 trees the city planted along Front Street East to honour the Pan Am Games countries are either missing or barely living — and some are looking worse for wear from construction. R.J. Johnston Toronto Star Opinion articles are based on the author's interpretations and judgments of facts, data and events. More details
