Toronto Chapter Bursary
Submissions are now open for the 2020 Landscape Ontario Toronto Chapter Bursary
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Invasive pest information night Niagara
Attend a free evening of presentations focused on pests that impact forests, fields and natural spaces. Meet with experts and...
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Box tree moth a new plant pest in Etobicoke
The moth has been found in a limited residential area of Toronto which can be delineated by Steeles Ave. to...
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City of Burlington now requires permit prior to tree removal
As of Jan. 27, 2020, anyone within the City’s urban boundary will need to apply for a permit and on-site...
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Toronto Chapter March Meeting
Landscape Ontario is following the advice of the Ministry of Health and Public Health Ontario and will be cancelling this...
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Toronto Chapter March Meeting
Landscape Ontario is following the advice of the Ministry of Health and Public Health Ontario and will be cancelling this...
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Peer to Peer Session January 30, 2020
Don't miss this opportunity to take your business to the next level. Find out why business owners and managers are...
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Toronto Chapter January Meeting
Join us as we take an in depth look at practical ways to integrate the Toronto Biodiversity Strategy into our...
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Toronto Chapter: Reference
REFERENCE is an annual symposium for landscape architects, designers, gardeners and trades. Learn to use ecosystem references in cities bearing...
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Donations required to help keep Toronto gardens free for all
Fundraising makes up a major part of facility's annual budget.
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Planning the Future of Royal Botanical Gardens
An evening of engaging dialogue as RBG presents the progress of a significant master planning process that will elevate Royal...
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David McIssac appointed to lead Toronto Botanical Garden into expansion
New CEO has been Interim CAO for the past five months.
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