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The competition is tough at Skills Ontario, as two-student teams compete against the clock, while still sneaking a peek at other teams’ progress.

Horticulture students compete at Skills Ontario

Students from both college and secondary school horticulture programs were among the 2,000 competitors testing their skills in the annual Skills Ontario competition.

Competition was intense at the Skills Ontario event in Kitchener on May 6.

Horticulture and landscape students compete in provincial Skills

Annual Ontario competition held at RIM Park in Waterloo, May 5-7.

The Skills Ontario competition provides secondary and post-secondary school students with hands-on experience under competitive conditions.

Landscape students show their skills in Waterloo

Ontario event is the largest in the country with over 1,900 competitors from across the province in more than 60 contests.

All the competitors represented themselves and their schools exceptionally well.

More reasons to be proud of our youth

Ontario students excelled again at the Skills Canada competition held from Apr. 30 to May 2 at RIM Park in Waterloo.

The gold-winning secondary school landscape gardening team, Amanda Beatson and Josh Berger of College Heights Secondary School of the Upper Grand District School Board.

Students test talent at Skills Canada

Skills Canada - Ontario took place on Apr. 30 to May 2, at RIM Park in Waterloo, with over 1,800 student participants competing at elementary to post-secondary levels.

Skills Canada adds design competition

Skills Canada - Ontario took place on May 2 and 3, in Waterloo, with over 1,800 student participants.

Tyler Garrad, left, and Joseph Isaak with their teacher Jan Lehman.

LO apprentice emcees Breakfast with the Mayors

Golden Horseshoe Chapter members and LO staff shared a time of pride during the Halton Industry Education Council’s Halton Apprenticeship Advisory Council (HAAC) Honour Roll Awards.

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