New Niagara Parks graduating class
The Niagara Parks Commission School of Horticulture held its graduation ceremony on Mar. 28.
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LO member concerned over Lyme disease awareness
LO member Sasha Hunter of Aquascape says most people are unaware of the symptoms of Lyme disease, and most doctors...
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Numbers released from foreign workers blitz
Results from the provincial vulnerable and temporary foreign workers blitz, that ran from Sept. 1 to Nov. 30, 2014, have...
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Canada Blooms earned great media exposure
According to Canada Blooms, the number of media hits for this year’s event was recorded on 518 media, resulting in...
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MP introduces legislation to cover irrigation
The House of Commons to amend the Canada Water Act to authorize the federal government to play a lead role...
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Landscape architecture conference comes to Toronto
The Cultural Landscape Foundation to be held May 21-23 at several Toronto venues.
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Niagara Falls recognized at garden conference
The City of Niagara Falls received the prestigious Garden Destination of the Year Award at the Garden Tourism Conference on...
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Minimum wage going up Oct. 1
The Ontario government has announced that the province’s minimum wage will increase on Oct. 1 to $11.25 an hour from...
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Wage data released
CNLA in partnership with Landscape Ontario collected relevant wage rate data to provide industry-driven Labour Market Information.
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Study shows EAB also attacking white fringetrees
Researchers at Wright State University in Ohio reported that the emerald ash borer had attacked white fringetrees.
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CFIA announces horticulture plant list
The CFIA is implementing a new approach to issuing import permits for commonly traded plants intended for planting and propagation.
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Grey to Green Conference in June 2015
Green Roofs for Healthy Cities will present The Grey to Green Conference on June 1 and 2 in Toronto.
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