Lighting Symposium considered great success
In just its second year, Landscape Ontario’s Lighting Symposium was considered a great success.
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Take a practical approach to prevent workplace violence
When Queen’s Park passed Bill 168 on workplace violence and harassment in 2010, a collective groan rose from landscapers and...
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Equipment adjustment needed to reduce spray drift
It’s time to consider making changes for this year’s spraying season.
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Large attendance at turf symposium
Attendance numbers put smiles on the faces of organizers at the annual Ontario Turfgrass Symposium (OTS) held on Feb. 23...
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Ontario sweeps national awards
The Awards of Excellence program is designed to help members of this great industry tell their story by showcasing and...
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Designer’s passion results in new landscape magazine
Dave Maciulis CLD is a passionate man. He’s passionate about landscape design. He’s passionate about business. He’s passionate about certification.
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Canada Blooms Newsletter Final 2011
An exclusive peek at Canada Blooms the Flower & Garden Festival March 16 – 20, 2011 Something special is happening...
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What’s your return on investment from membership?
Our association exists to fulfill the perceived needs of our members.
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Canada Blooms raises industry’s image
Canada Blooms raises awareness for the economic, environmental, aesthetic, therapeutic, lifestyle, health and spiritual benefits of horticulture and floriculture.
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Partnerships pay off
Part of the success of Landscape Ontario has been the readiness of the Provincial Board to encourage partnerships with other...
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Best practices for excavators
Damage prevention officers from key organizations have worked together to develop best practices for excavation contractors.
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