The Ontario Superior Court of Justice is set to determine if the historic trees at Osgoode Hall in Toronto will live beyond this week.
The court granted the Law Society of Ontario an interim injunction on Sunday that prevented Metrolinx from chopping down the mature trees for Ontario Line subway station construction.A hearing is set to take place at the Ontario Superior Court of Justice on Thursday at 2 p.m. in the hope of extending the current temporary pause on tree removal until Toronto City Council can consider an Ontario Heritage Act application.
“Heritage is a holistic public good that cannot be understood in a piecemeal way: what Metrolinx does in its parcel of the Osgoode Hall site affects the integrity, aesthetics, and heritage character of the entire site,” LSO’s application reads.
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