For the fifth consecutive year LO members and associates gathered together in a voluntary effort to honour fallen soldiers and the families of veterans and military personnel.

Ottawa's first Build a Bid workshop provided those fortunate enough to attend, with practical, hands-on information on how to accurately present a bid and close the deal.

The largest participation ever for certification testing in the Ottawa area saw 29 candidates taking part.

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has confirmed two more emerald ash borer (EAB) findings in Ontario.

A pictorial of events.

The horticulture industry members in Ottawa are being credited with preventing Algonquin College from cutting its horticulture program.

Ottawa Chapter businesses have had a nightmare this spring trying to get locates before starting any excavation.

Ottawa Chapter staged a successful trade show and education event on Feb. 17.

Public Works and Government Services Canada is in the process of increasing the qualification requirements for contractors bidding on grounds maintenance contracts for federal government sites in Ottawa.

Dorothy Smit, the mother of LO member John Smit, passed away at her home on Dec. 1, in her 82nd year.