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Gardeners are one step closer to planting food on city-owned land in front of their homes

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The city of Ottawa rewrote the rules in 2023 around gardens on what’s called the right-of-way boulevard. But that didn’t include edible plants. Now, a committee has voted to change that and the final vote will go to council in April.

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Gardeners are one step closer to planting food on city-owned land in front of their homes

The city of Ottawa rewrote the rules in 2023 around gardens on what’s called the right-of-way boulevard. But that didn’t include edible plants. Now, a committee has voted to change that and the final vote will go to council in April.

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Gardeners are one step closer to planting food on city-owned land in front of their homes 12 hours ago News Duration 2:46 The city of Ottawa rewrote the rules in 2023 around gardens on what’s called the right-of-way boulevard. But that didn’t include edible plants. Now, a committee has voted to change that and the final vote will go to council in April.

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