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Young Ontarians to have a seat at the table, providing advice to government on the environmental challenges of today and tomorrow READ MORE

As more people have been given the opportunity to tend to their yards or appreciate a walk, the therapeutic benefits derived from nature are becoming

“The average temperature of the city’s [Vancouver’s] streetscape varies by more than 20 C between the coolest and hottest city blocks during the summer, according

Shane Jones receives silver CICan award Shane Jones, a faculty member in the School of Hospitality & Horticultural Science and program co-ordinator for the Food

Depending on what kind of work you’re looking for, industry experts say landscape design in Ontario could be the ideal field to pursue. *For a

Students in Jack Verrips’ class have the unique opportunity to learn about agriculture in the school’s greenhouse and learn about animal health and welfare with

Alan White, operator of Burlington, Ont.-based Turf Systems, has always been a passionate idea guy. His commitment to elevating the landscape industry has led him

Schools should teach pupils gardening skills to instill a passion for the environment in future generations, says horticultural chief. READ MORE

Students to gain meaningful work experience in parks and other natural settings across Canada. Building a strong middle class means giving Canada’s youth the tools