Neil Bouma’s positive belief in industry leads him to volunteer
Desire to see the industry thrive is just one reason that drives Neil Bouma.
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Upper Canada greens school
Official ribbon cutting and unveiling held Oct. 1 at John Graves Simcoe Public School in Kingston.
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Late starter Peter Vanderley thrives on volunteer work
Vanderley says he has found a number of benefits from his time spent helping the association.
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Alan White takes a front row seat as a participant and observer
TurfSystems owner has been involved with almost every aspect of the association.
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For a buck, Bob Hodgins improves salt practices
Volunteer has helped to move Smart about Salt into the forefront of the winter maintenance industry.
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Spring clean-up preserves St. James legacy
Volunteers come out to beautify local park that is an integral part of the downtown Toronto community.
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Association recognizes Gord Shuttleworth, industry pioneer, innovator and inventor
Shuttleworth is an industry pioneer, past president of Landscape Ontario, innovator, inventor, and to many who know him, a good...
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Bruce Morton says it’s common sense to join LO
Morton serves as Ottawa’s representative on LO’s provincial board and as chair of Ottawa’s GreenTrade Expo.
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Childs ready to improve Expo and Congress
New Chair of Trade Show Committee has been a consistent volunteer at Landscape Ontario since 2004.
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Carol Fulford’s dedication helps Durham Chapter thrive
Carol Fulford of Gerrits Property Services in Pickering is known as a dedicated and inspiring volunteer.
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Jason Wilton provides talent to create certification video
A highly entertaining, educational and professional-grade video is now playing on horttrades.com, thanks to the volunteer efforts of Jason Wilton...
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One conversation leads Van Dongen to volunteer position
It didn’t take Michael Van Dongen CHT of Van Dongen Landscaping and Nurseries in Hornby long to become fully involved...
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