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“It isn’t xeriscaping designed to use less water, rather a living system that just happens to use less water.”

The stunning spaces beautify our neighbourhoods and are a testament to hardworking gardeners and landscapers.

Council rejected the original development proposal earlier this year.

“Their conduct has included repeated and unnecessary applications and disregard of court orders."

Henry Leland's death by hypothermia was a rallying cause for the transitional housing that now bears his name. That's about to change after DNA linked him to a homicide 40 years ago.

Sales were down in most categories across the region.

"Our trees and invasive plants were all here when we moved in, it has just been a constant battle in trying to maintain and contain the spread of them all and the cost comes back onto the homeowner."

It won't come without strings attached.

"It doesn't last for more than the moment that survey occurred."

A few years ago a film camera could be bought for $5 in a thrift store. That has all changed.

While falling prices is good news there's a reason renters might not be feeling the relief.

"It's just old rules and regulations, and I wish municipalities would modernize."

“It's highly secretive."

“A lot of people are really seduced by them."