Saugeen Dry Stone Festival attracts people from U.S. and England
Nearly 2,000 people took part in the Saugeen Dry Stone Festival, from Aug. 15 to 17, from as far away...
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Arbordale wins Toronto baseball tournament
The annual baseball tournament has grown into one of the most popular summer events organized by the Toronto Chapter.
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Granite companies merge
Muskoka Rock Company and Boulder Brothers have announced the merger of the two companies.
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Windsor members expand project at Children’s Safety Village
Windsor Chapter members are pleased and proud to have completed another community-based project for the Windsor/Essex County Region.
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Museum of Nature in Ottawa features new landscapes
Ottawa underwent a landscape transformation with the installation of Landscapes of Canada Gardens.
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First Waterloo Family Day a big success
The first annual Waterloo Chapter Family Day was a huge success.
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Community building at St. Thomas school
Several Landscape Ontario members participated in a project to turn a bare school courtyard into a green, outdoor classroom.
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LO members and students create garden
“If we have stuff growing in the garden, we’ll harvest it and put it on the lunch tables.”
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Excitement and anticipation builds for Thrive ’15
Some long-time and traditional Landscape Ontario events will have a different look in new location this year.
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Nursery closing with Leno Mori’s retirement
Mori Nurseries in Niagara-on-the-Lake announced it will close down its operation by Nov. 30, 2015.
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MacRae named to CAEM board
Heather MacRae has been selected to sit on the CAEM board of directors.
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