WSIB announces changes to re-entry program
The WSIB is making significant changes to its labour market re-entry (LMR) program.
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Demand for Fiesta outweighs early supply
The demand from lawn care professionals for Fiesta this year far outweighed the forecasts.
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Foundation announces 2010 scholarship winners
The Ontario Horticultural Trades Foundation (OHTF) has announced its list of 2010 scholarship recipients.
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Be aware of restrictions when purchasing property
Nathan Helder, president of Gelderman Landscaping, wants his fellow Landscape Ontario members to be aware of potential restrictions when purchasing...
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Work begins to study issue of locates
Within the next few weeks, Landscape Ontario and the Ontario Regional Common Ground Alliance (ORCGA) will review plans to attack...
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Be aware of restrictions when purchasing property
Nathan Helder, president of Gelderman Landscaping, wants his fellow Landscape Ontario members to be aware of potential restrictions when purchasing...
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Work begins to study issue of locates
Within the next few weeks, Landscape Ontario and the Ontario Regional Common Ground Alliance (ORCGA) will review plans to attack...
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Traps to detect emerald ash borer
Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) is using a new insect trap to detect and monitor the emerald ash borer (EAB)...
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Ag Energy and university to develop solar technology
Ag Energy Co-operative is teaming up with the University of Waterloo to accelerate the research and development of a new...
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Time to make mid-season airblast sprayer adjustments
In June it’s about mid-season for many orchard, high-bush and nursery spray applicators. Some airblast sprayers have already put in...
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Tornado damages greenhouses
A tornado hit the Leamington area in early June causing extensive damage to a number of greenhouse operations.
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Industry’s rally helps save Ottawa horticulture program
The horticulture industry members in Ottawa are being credited with preventing Algonquin College from cutting its horticulture program.
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