From assembling an emergency kit to recognizing red flags for heart attacks, frostbite and hypothermia, read on for tips to help you cope with extreme situations.

Like any feat of endurance, the battle against major weather events demands proper rest and nourishment.

Canada’s largest trade show just for snow and ice professionals is happening on July 31, 2024.

Snow and ice professionals gathered to learn more about alternatives to road salt at the mid-October Salt Forum held at the Landscape Ontario office in Milton, Ont.

Landscape Ontario’s Snowposium provided another opportunity for the snow and ice community to share knowledge on important issues in the sector.

The day concluded with an evening reception inside the Ontario Legislative Building, where snow and ice contractors, LO staff and MPPs gathered to further discuss the cause.

Landscape Ontario’s Snow and Ice Sector Group (SISG) is working to improve working conditions for snow contractors across the province — and they need your help.

When tasked with plowing roadways in most of Canada, minimizing ice is a basic expectation for snow and ice management professionals. But what if an icy road is the goal?

Thanks to a voracious wildfire season and record-breaking temperatures across many provinces, the concept of winter is almost inconceivable; snow, freezing rain, and dramatic drops in mercury seem far, far away. Unless, of course, you’re a snow and ice management professional.

One of the most important keys to successfully managing winter maintenance operations is to have the latest and most reliable weather forecasting system(s) at your disposal.