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Media Archive2023-08-01T08:35:59-04:00

CBC NEWS – TAIT SPEAKS WITH CBC NEWS ABOUT TREE SAFETY AFTER FATAL TREE FAILURE IN TRINITY BELLWOODS PARK

Tait talks with CBC News Toronto – August 2nd, 2023

TORONTO STAR – ‘WHY DIDN’T THEY DO ANYTHING?’ RESIDENT SAYS HE WARNED PARKS WORKERS ABOUT DEADLY TRINITY BELLWOODS TREE

Tait speaks with Ben Spurr and weighs in about keeping city trees safe – Sunday, August 6th, 2023

CITYTV – WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PAYING TO REMOVE DOWNED PRIVATE TREES AFTER A STORM?

Tait talks with CityTV – May 26th, 2022

TORONTO STAR – AN ARBORIST EXPLAINS WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT TREE DAMAGE

Toronto Star – Sunday, May 22nd, 2022

AM640 TORONTO – THE KELLY CUTRARA SHOW – WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT TREE DAMAGE

AM640 – The Kelly Cutrara Show – Tuesday, May 24th, 2022

COHEN & MASTER ON HGTVs BACKYARD BUILDS

The Cohen & Master crew helps out a Backyard redesign with tree preservation and tree planting.

THE WEATHER NETWORK – HOW TO PROTECT TREES IN THE WINTER

The Weather Network Online – November 1st, 2018

TAIT TALKS WITH CBC NEWS TORONTO ABOUT THE RECENT STORMS AND TREE DAMAGE IN THE CITY

Interview with Tait Sala on CBC News Toronto at 6:00 – June 18th, 2018

CBC RADIO METRO MORNING – TORONTO’S TREE CANOPY

CBC Radio Metro Morning – June 15th, 2018

THE WEATHER NETWORK – WE FOUND DEAD TREES AND REMOVED THEM – WHY YOU SHOULD DO THE SAME

The Weather Network Online – June 4th, 2018

THE WEATHER NETWORK – HOW TO TELL IF YOUR TREE IS AT RISK OF FAILURE

The Weather Network Online – May 14th, 2018

DRESSING TO STAY WARM AND PRODUCTIVE IN WINTER

Tait discusses the importance of dressing properly for warmth and efficiency while working outdoors in the winter.

MY JOB ROCKS!

Tait discusses the skills required to be an arborist, as well as the perks of the job on My Job Rocks! – August 14, 2017

SEVERAL DEAD TREES ALONG MARTIN GOODMAN TRAIL BEING REMOVED

Global News Segment – June 21, 2017

PLANTING A TREE? HERE’S WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

CBC Metro Morning Interview – May 22nd, 2017

WHEN A TREE FALLS: A LOOK AT THE DAUNTING TASK OF MAINTAINING A CITY’S URBAN CANOPY

Globe and Mail – August 8th, 2016

THE MARILYN SHOW

Tait Sala from Cohen and Master Tree & Shrub Services on The Marilyn Show, discusses removing unwanted trees and replacing them with better tree species when undergoing yard remodeling.

CP24 NEWS

Tait discusses preventative measures against tree damage during Toronto’s deep freeze winter.

DIRTY BUSINESS TV SHOW FEATURE

Cohen and Master on Dirty Business Cohen & Master have been featured on several episodes of the television show Dirty Business. During their appearances CMtrees were required to remove an old and dangerous tree. The home redevelopers required that the old tree was to be removed before a new one was planted. As the tree was over 30cm diameter measured from 1.4 metres above ground level a permit was needed for removal as required by Toronto Tree By laws. Cohen and Master later appeared performing a tree trimming service to the home redevelopers so the house could receive more sun light during the winter. The size of the tree being trimmed required an Arborist to perform the trimming.

SARAH’S ORCHARD TV SHOW FEATURE

Television Feature on Sarah’s House Cohen and Master appeared on the TV show Sarah’s House. This show gives viewers step by step tips on cheap and effective house renovations. Cohen and Master were called in to trim the large orchard that was in the backyard of the renovated house. Cohen and Master informed Sarah that it would be more expensive to replace the health declining orchard than it was to perform a simple tree trimming to spark the growth back into the tree. It just goes to show how important tree maintenance really is.

WEIR IN THE WORLD… TREE PLANTING FEATURE

Weir in the World… Tree Planting Cohen and Master invited Wilder Weir to spend time with them planting a tree in a suburbian backyard in Toronto. It’s important to keep planting trees in an urban environment because trees are essential for a healthy city. Trees absorb cardbon dioxide, reduce heat, help control storm water run-off and they provide oxygen. Furthermore, trees have a hard time living in the city due to poor soil, construction and concrete, so it’s important that Cohen and Master plant as many trees for Toronto as they can so that we have a canopy. Between 2004 and 2009 Toronto planted half a million trees. Weir assisted in planting a small Tulip tree. Tulip trees give a nice yellow flower in the spring, and can grow up to be 70 feet high. First they lifted the tree out of the truck via an aerial lift, then Weir locates the root hole, measures the size of the root, and starts digging. It was great to meet Weir and show him the importance of planting trees.

FAIRCHILDTV

Tait discusses how long term care like tree pruning and preventative maintenance contributes to overall health of urban trees in Toronto.

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