By Laura Osman, CBC News Ottawa, August 8, 2018
A pair of 100-year-old sugar maples in Old Ottawa East have won a reprieve following an outcry over a developer's attempt to chop them down.
The trees sit on the northern edge of the 916-home Greystone Village development along the Rideau River.
The developer, Regional Group, initially promised the trees would be spared, but recently applied to the city for a permit to cut them down after it determined the trees wouldn't survive construction.
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