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Protest fails to prevent tree removal in Fredericton

Plans to remove 19 trees from Officers' Square in Fredericton will continue as planned in spite of a public protest that boiled over in anger. The trees were earmarked for removal to make way for new development in that part of the city's downtown known for its tourism appeal.


New golf course to open July 1 in Fort McMurray

A new golf course in Fort McMurray, Alta. will open for play July 1. Rotary Links Golf will open with nine holes with plans for expansion to a full 18 holes in the coming years.


B.C. orders Vancouver to spray for Japanese beetle

The British Columbia government has ordered the City of Vancouver to spray 19 hectares of parkland to eradicate the Japanese beetle before it has a chance to spread. The ministry of agriculture is concerned that without action the invasive pest may escape the area.


Manitoba drought keeps mosquitoes away

If there has been good news related to the recent drought conditions in southern Manitoba, it is that mosquito populations are down... way down. But an entomologist warns that a significant amount of rain could reverse the trend.
 
 
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Victoria man honoured as asst. superintendent of the year

The future of Canada’s professional turf and grounds maintenance industry is in good hands. From coast to coast, several bright, young superstars have been making a difference in the industry, paving the way for the next wave of up-and-coming professionals. This week, we profile the second (in alphabetical order) of our Top 10 Under 40 roster of selected recipients: T-Jay Creamer. » Read More
 
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21st annual Snow & Ice Conference

June 26-29, 2018
Location: Cleveland, Ohio
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