Toronto

Accessible playground was unveiled at a formal dedication ceremony on Aug. 30.

Toronto Chapter awarded a total of $12,500 this year to 10 local projects under the chapter’s bursary program.

Conservation Halton is offering up to $7,500 to residents and businesses, for low impact development conservation projects within the Hamilton Harbour Watershed.

Volunteers gathered at Sunnybrook Veterans Centre in Toronto to enhance the tranquil grounds surrounding the campus.

Jon Durzi loves finding solutions to people’s problems and keeping them in the loop.

Toronto Chapter will distribute grants of up to $1,500 each to support small-scale projects that benefit various communities and neighbourhoods within our region.

For someone who enjoys the outdoors, design and visual art, landscape architecture and horticulture always seemed like a natural fit.

Landscape Ontario’s Toronto Chapter Bursary Program supported the growth of pollinator and food gardens alike this year.

For a duo who started from scratch in a new country, reaching this level of success brings great satisfaction.

Jim Monk is a regular contributor to Landscape Ontario’s Snow and Ice Sector Group.