Ontario One Call to become Ontario Dig Authority
Effective Oct. 1, 2026, Ontario One Call will have a new name, new email and website domains and a new...
Register now: Landscape Ontario Congress 2027
Canada’s largest horticultural trade show and conference returns to the Toronto Congress Centre Jan. 12-14, 2027, bringing together thousands of...
National Awards of Landscape Excellence winners announced in St. John’s
The 23rd annual National Awards of Landscape Excellence (NALE) winners were announced Aug. 11 during a special gala at Delta...
Save the date: Congress 2027
Landscape Ontario’s Congress Trade Show and Conference will return to the Toronto Congress Centre in Toronto, Ont., Jan. 12-14, 2027....
Ontario minimum wage set to become second highest in Canada
The Ontario government is increasing the general minimum wage from $17.60 to $17.95 an hour on Oct. 1, 2026. The...
Everyday powerline safety tips for landscape professionals
By Patrick Falzon Powerline safety advisor and code specialist, Electrical Safety Authority Whether maintaining properties, installing hardscapes, pruning trees or...
Spotted lanternfly: See something? Say something!
Be on the lookout for Spotted Lanternfly. Pictured here is the pest at the nymph stage (right) and adult stage...
Share your expertise at Congress 2027
Do you have insights, strategies or innovations that can elevate the knowledge and skills of landscape contractors, designers and industry...
National grant program launched to address horticultural labour shortage
The Canadian Nursery Landscape Association (CNLA) recently launched a national employee grant program designed to support the attraction and retention...
April is designer certification month
New accreditations available through the CLD program The Canadian Nursery Landscape Association (CNLA) recently updated the Certified Landscape Designer (CLD)...
The real price of skipping a locate request
By Ian Simpson Interim vice president, communications and corporate affairs, Ontario One Call In Ontario, landscaping season ramps up fast....
Landscape students at St. Clair College plant 900 trees
Oct. 21 event was part of Planting for Tomorrow through the Trans Canada Trail campaign.