Federal government to ban fertilizer-pesticide products
The federal government announced a decision to “uncouple” fertilizer-pesticide combination products intended for lawn and turf uses.
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Protective clothing essential on the job
Regulations require that a worker wear and use the protective clothing and equipment necessary to protect against hazards.
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Another fabulous day on the slopes
Georgian Lakelands Chapter members were happy to see LO members come up from the Toronto and Waterloo Chapters to join...
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Pick-up hockey keeps landscapers in shape
Every Wednesday for the past few winters, members of the London Chapter of Landscape Ontario, along with employees and associates,...
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LO’s lighting symposium has a bright future
The Lighting Sector Group’s lighting symposium has a very bright future, judging by the capacity attendance at the inaugural event.
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New weed killer expected this summer
If all goes according to plan, members of the lawn care industry will have a new weapon in an arsenal...
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Haiti needs long-term help
LO members are asked to help after a devastating earthquake near Haiti.
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No change to migrant worker program
It has recently come to my attention that a number of employers are concerned about the integrity and longevity of...
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Housing numbers continue to improve
According to Statistics Canada, housing sales and construction both continued the trend of increasing numbers.
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TBG appoints new executive director
Toronto Botanical Garden’s new executive director Aldona Satterthwaite assumed the position on March 8.
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Taskforce planned to fight emerald ash borer
The emerald ash borer (EAB) has been detected in four locations in the Niagara Region.
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