Changes to Certified Horticultural Technician program
The CHT installation and maintenance programs will see major changes take place before our next 2008 evaluation days, scheduled for...
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MTO safety rodeo is a first
Landscape Ontario and the Ministry of Transportation have scheduled a truck and trailer inspection day at the LO home office...
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New National Occupational Standards nearing completion
The CNLA, through the Canadian Agricultural Human Resource Council (CAHRC), is nearing completion of an updated National Occupational Standard (NOS)...
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Interiorscape group brings plants to children in special home
Members of Landscape Ontario’s Interiorscape Commodity Group combined their hearts and the group’s finances to help children with chronic and...
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LO office greens up its act
An important part of going green is telling your story to others, so they may recognize what you are trying...
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Sustainable plans for environmental stewardship committee
Green is the new black. But, if horticulture is the original green industry, we’re not doing a very good job...
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Human resource development manager position open at LO
With the approaching retirement of Terry Murphy, Landscape Ontario is looking to fill the position of professional and human resource...
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GreenTrade Expo 2008 a success!
The Ottawa Chapter is pleased to report another great industry event, GreenTrade Expo 2008.
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Profit Builder’s Day – presented by The Big Backyard Show
We were proud to have presented two absolutely outstanding business presentations at GreenTrade Expo.
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Algonquin student chapter learns from LO professionals
First- and second-year students from Algonquin College’s Horticulture Program and ten students from Kemptville College celebrated Landscape Ontario Student Day...
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Ottawa honours Sheila James
For more years than most of us can count, Sheila James of the Farm Safety Association has been standing behind...
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Contractors learn from talented designers
The contractors’ commodity group held its annual Landscape Lecture series on February 19, at the Toronto Botanical Garden.
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