More changes coming to national plastic recycling program
In just its second year, some significant changes are coming to Canada’s national program to recycle horticultural plastic.
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Living wall in Cape Breton
Nedlaw Living Walls has been awarded the contract for development and installation of one of its patented living wall systems...
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Supplier featured in Toronto Star
Environmental Factor owner Lorelei Hepburn of Oshawa was the focus of a feature story on the Apr. 30.
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Landscaping firm in the news
Quiet Nature of Ayr was the subject of a feature article highlighting the use of battery-powered lawn mowers as well...
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Group buying sites leave members hot and cold
Group buying sites such as Groupon and WagJag are gaining popularity across the country.
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Cold, wet spring hit all sectors
Extreme weather conditions in April and May, with near-record rainfall and low temperatures affected all sectors.
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Young workers blitz targets landscaping sites
Since early May, health and safety inspectors have focused on workplaces where many new and young workers are employed.
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Interim salting report released
Research project aims to develop a better understanding of the conditions that influence the effectiveness of commonly used deicing and...
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Expo to feature newest digital marketing tool
Expo 2011 is looking to help the green industry embrace the new digital marketing medium known as Quick Response, or...
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Taste for adventure and good business sense bring success to Hermanns Contracting
One only needs to speak with Jorg Hermanns for a short time to discover he is a dynamic, energetic and...
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Skills Canada adds design competition
Skills Canada - Ontario took place on May 2 and 3, in Waterloo, with over 1,800 student participants.
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