CNLA supports the construction sector
The Canadian Nursery Landscape Association has implemented some new initiatives to benefit Canada’s landscape contractors.
Over 30 candidates begin journey towards CHT
In July, 32 candidates started the journey towards CHT certification when they took part in an evaluation day at LO’s...
Land planning continues around Guelph Turfgrass Institute
Representatives from the Ontario Turfgrass Research Foundation, the Ontario government (Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs and Ministry...
Ontario sees record rainfall
Those in the landscape industry know first-hand that the summer of 2008 is the wettest on record in Ontario.
Designers tour Niagara landscape gems
Stops at two stunning Niagara residential properties highlighted an Aug. 20 tour by the LO Designers Group.
Professional development offered at LO this fall
Take advantage of some great industry education opportunities being offered this November.
Series of courses on green roofs
This fall a number of training courses by Green Roofs for Healthy Cities (GRHC) will cover everything from basic design...
Plastics recycling initiative goes national
Plastics recycling was the agenda for a special meeting held at the LO office on August 6.
Humber Nurseries has many reasons to celebrate
Music, food, a silent auction, laughter, visiting among friends and family and much joy were all part of Sibylla Peters’...
Slowing the spread of EAB across Ontario
At press time, areas of emerald ash borer (EAB) infestation in Ontario include Oakville, Brampton and Ottawa, as well as...
Managing employee health: Getting back to work
At some point in our lives, we may face circumstances that result in our being unable to work.
More North American EAB finds
This summer the Canadian Food Inspection Agency detected several new infestations of emerald ash borer (Agrilus planipennis) in Canada and...