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To bee or not to bee: council considers request for residential hives

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On May 26, Taber’s Ken Holst appeared before town council as a delegation to request an amendment to an exotic animal bylaw that states bees are prohibited within the corporate town limits.

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To bee or not to bee: council considers request for residential hives

On May 26, Taber’s Ken Holst appeared before town council as a delegation to request an amendment to an exotic animal bylaw that states bees are prohibited within the corporate town limits.

·Peterborough, Canada
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