October 23, 2019
Toronto enews October 23, 2019
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| October 23, 2019 |
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Energy and inspiration at Congress I believe in Congress — it connects people with each other, with education and with suppliers. It's the best way to show our young people that landscaping is proud and professional! My fellow volunteers on the Congress Committee can't wait to see the 2020 attractions, including Recruit LIVE, the new patio lounge, axe throwing and an expanded Ale Trail. I urge you to make plans to come, browse the events and register today. |
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Terry Childs Congress Committee Chair |
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| Toronto Chapter Meeting, Oct. 23 Toronto Chapter meetings return this fall with a discussion about all things labour at Humber College in Etobicoke. Speakers include Jacki Hart from LO's Peer to Peer Network and Construction law expert, Robert Kennaley. Resgister at HortTrades.com Employers wanted for refugee hiring event in Toronto, Oct. 31 Helping Newcomers Work and the Refugee Jobs Agenda Roundtable are looking for employers to help match with refugees at a job fair at Metro Hall in Toronto on Oct. 31. If you are interested in recruiting at the event, contact Devon Franklin at dfranklin@wes.org Toronto Chapter Talk Shop, Nov. 14 Take a break from your busy summer schedule and enjoy an evening with your peers. No agenda, no guest speakers, just your chance to get together with fellow business owners to talk shop at Black Lab Brewing in Toronto. Visit HortTrades.com Toronto Chapter Winter Social, Nov. 28 Join the Toronto Chapter at the Crooked Cue in Etobicoke to celebrate the end of season. Buy tickets online for only $20 Help plant trees for soldiers, Nov. 2 Work alongside veterans to help the Highway of Heroes Tree Campaign plant trees to honour Canadian soldiers at the last tree planting of the season in Grafton, Ont. Sign up as a volunteer today! Register apprentices by Nov. 1 The in-class portion of Apprenticeship training starts in less than two months. A limited number of spots are available and Landscape Ontario can assist you in the registration process. Email info@horticulturetechnician.ca and visit the Apprenticeship website to see how you can benefit from this program. An introduction to Realtime Landscaping Architect software, Dec. 10-11 This new offering in LO's Professional Development Seminar Series combines the functions of both 2D and 3D design programs to produce both types of images simultaneously. Register online or get full details. Growers Annual Fall Dinner, Nov. 26 Join us at Piper's Heath Golf Club in Milton for the annual Growers Fall Dinner to network, enjoy dinner and participate in a lively discussion on relevant issues in the industry. There will also be an important update on Box Tree Moth. Register online at HortTrades.com |
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| Toronto Chapter Meeting, Oct. 23 Windsor Chapter Meeting, Oct. 24 Georgian Lakelands Barbecue, Oct. 24 Ottawa Chapter Day of Tribute, Nov. 1 Durham Chapter Meeting, Nov. 5 Upper Canada Chapter Meeting, Nov. 6 Ottawa Chapter Meeting, Nov. 13 London Chapter Meeting, Nov. 13 Toronto Chapter Talk Shop, Nov. 14 Waterloo Fall Freeze Up, Nov. 15 Windsor Chapter Meeting with OPP, Nov. 23 Growers Fall Dinner, Nov. 26 Toronto Chapter Winter Social, Nov. 28 Georgian Lakelands Awards of Distinction, Nov. 28 Visit the Events page at HortTrades.com |
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