London project opens to community
London chapter members came out shining at the official opening of Alex’s Butterfly Garden that graces the grounds of the...
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Baseball tournament a hit
Congratulations to the winning teams of this year’s annual Toronto Chapter baseball tournament, held Sun., Aug. 17 in Toronto.
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Hole-in-one wins mower
Shawn Baltzer of Cedar Spring Landscaping had a great day on the golf course when he sunk a hole-in-one during...
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Expanded LO trial gardens attract attention
Over 60 industry members and media attended an open house at Landscape Ontario’s Milton office on Aug. 20 to see...
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Two chances to hear David Suzuki
The Toronto Chapter is bringing David Suzuki to the John Basset Theatre in the Metro Toronto Convention Centre on November...
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Award-winning designer says many people helped along the way
Connie Cadotte has some definite ideas on what makes a great garden design.
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Pesticide technician and trainee requirements
Pesticide use in Ontario is regulated by the Ministry of the Environment (MOE), which has a mandate to protect consumers...
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Halton’s senior planner on landscapers and planning
The July issue of Horticulture Review featured the story “Can Halton landscape contractors operate on rural land?” by Stuart Service....
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Take advantage of job fairs
They say that showing up is half the battle! I was recently at a two job fairs sponsored by Landscape...
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LO member raises over $12,000 for cancer unit
Over the past five years, Pathways to Perennials of Kettleby, a member of LO, and Age of Bronze of Newmarket...
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CNLA supports the construction sector
The Canadian Nursery Landscape Association has implemented some new initiatives to benefit Canada’s landscape contractors.
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Over 30 candidates begin journey towards CHT
In July, 32 candidates started the journey towards CHT certification when they took part in an evaluation day at LO’s...
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