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The Manitoba government's plan to revise the province's cosmetic pesticide ban has riled up the previous governing NDP that implemented the legislation in the first place. The NDP claim the "responsible and practical" revision will put the health of Manitobans at risk.
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A new $450,000 synthetic turf baseball diamond in Vancouver is the first in Western Canada specially designed for children with disabilities, including those in wheelchairs. The project was funded by the Variety children's charity, the Vancouver Canadians Baseball Foundation and the Jays Care Foundation.
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The City of Burlington, Ont. has planned six tree-planting events, beginning April 22, to add 2,400 saplings to the local urban canopy. The events are aimed to encourage residents to join in with the planting process and learn more from city arborists about how trees are important to the urban landscape.
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Virtual technology is making landscaping easier, allowing both professionals and homeowners to use an app to preview how applied changes and additions can dramatically alter a residential landscape.
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The new LNK WiFi module gives you the power to control irrigation with your smart phone from anywhere in the world. Just plug the module into a Rain Bird ESP-Me or ESP-TM2 controller and download the free app. LNK WiFi allows you to manage your customers from the palm of your hand and gives them the access they are requesting. Whether you’re in your truck at another site or your customer is standing in their garden, both of you are always connected to their landscape.
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A Kelowna, B.C. landscaping company has donated $3,000 to assist a local homeless shelter. Employees of Creative Roots Landscaping donate an hour of their wages to help with such charitable causes as the Inn From the Cold.
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Oct. 19-20, 2017
Location: Kentucky Expo Center, Louisville, KY
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