Christmas Light Displays Spark Council Controversy in NSW
Christmas Light Displays Spark Council Controversy in NSW

Christmas Light Displays Spark Council Controversy in NSW

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Christmas light displays have come under scrutiny in both Canada and Australia, with families facing restrictions due to local complaints. In Ontario, the Williams family has been forced to shut down their popular light show after a new bylaw limited its operation, which they claim was specifically targeted at them, despite raising over $45,000 for cancer research. Meanwhile, in New South Wales, the Harris family was ordered to remove part of their festive display after a complaint from a self-proclaimed 'Christmas Grinch' regarding poles used to support their lights. The Harris family had relied on these poles after the council removed trees that previously supported their decorations. Both families expressed disappointment and frustration over the restrictions, which they feel undermine community spirit during the holiday season. Local officials in both cases have stated that the regulations were enacted due to safety and neighborhood concerns.

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