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Sask. provincial elm tree pruning ban ended Aug. 31

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September 4, 2026

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Sask. provincial elm tree pruning ban ended Aug. 31
Saskatchewan residents can resume pruning elm trees starting Sept. 1 as the annual provincial ban to protect against Dutch elm disease ends Aug. 31.
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