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Ontario court rules naturalized gardens are a free expression right

A Mississauga man’s right to grow a naturalized garden has been upheld by an Ontario Superior Court, which struck down a city bylaw used to destroy his plants, ruling it violated his Charter rights.

Clayton DeMaine
Jan 10, 2026
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A Mississauga man’s right to grow a naturalized garden has been upheld by an Ontario Superior Court, which struck down a city bylaw used to destroy his plants, ruling it violated his Charter rights to freedom of expression.

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