LO’s lighting symposium has a bright future
The Lighting Sector Group’s lighting symposium has a very bright future, judging by the capacity attendance at the inaugural event.
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New weed killer expected this summer
If all goes according to plan, members of the lawn care industry will have a new weapon in an arsenal...
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Haiti needs long-term help
LO members are asked to help after a devastating earthquake near Haiti.
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No change to migrant worker program
It has recently come to my attention that a number of employers are concerned about the integrity and longevity of...
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Housing numbers continue to improve
According to Statistics Canada, housing sales and construction both continued the trend of increasing numbers.
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TBG appoints new executive director
Toronto Botanical Garden’s new executive director Aldona Satterthwaite assumed the position on March 8.
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Taskforce planned to fight emerald ash borer
The emerald ash borer (EAB) has been detected in four locations in the Niagara Region.
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Industry wants education and certification as part of Toronto’s emission control plan
The meeting in early February provided an opportunity for LO members to express their opinions about the city’s proposal to...
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Aldershot Greenhouses receives $245,000 in federal funds
Minister of National Revenue and Minister of State presented the company a cheque for $245,000.
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LO panel attracts good audience at RBG symposium
Sustainable horticulture was the theme at Living Plants, Liveable Communities, recently held at the Royal Botanical Garden.
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Congress TV winner
The membership department of Landscape Ontario offered the TV as a prize.
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