Report calls landscaping a growing industry
Increased awareness in both the public and private sectors of environmental issues is a major driver of landscape installations, making...
EAB area may expand
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is proposing to establish two large regulated areas within the province to combat the increasing...
Program helps growers conserve energy
Ag Energy Services, a division of Ag Energy Co-operative, has announced a new full-service conservation and efficiency program aimed to...
Oakridge part of environmental award-winning team
An LO member, Oakridge Landscape Contractors of Hannon, near Hamilton, was an important part of the team that won the...
Risk management during an economic downturn: Part One
As we move into uncertain economic times, contractors, subcontractors and suppliers should reassess how they manage the risk that someone...
These times, they are a’changin’
It can be frustrating at times living in the shadow of the American Dream.
Green for Life: Excitement builds
Our new Green for Life consumer program is officially launching at Canada Blooms, with a whole lot of public relations...
Accepted with thanks
In the new proposed budget, the federal government has given our industry a gift in the form of the Home...
A consumer show template
As we move into some exciting times with our Green for Life campaign, we will try and make it as...
CHT has a new look and a new test format
As many know, the Certified Horticultural Technician (CHT) designation went through some major changes during 2008.
Chronic diseases and the contributing factors
Statistics reveal that the contributing factors to chronic diseases such as heart disease, stroke, cancer, chronic respiratory disease and diabetes,...