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Opposition growing against city’s wishes to sell portion of golf course for industrial use

Opposition is mounting against council’s wishes to provide 15 per cent of the property for potential light industrial use while the majority of the land would be earmarked for municipal parkland. » Read more...

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The success of road and utility construction projects hinges on having the right equipment to tackle projects effectively, efficiently and safely. Sometimes the most cost-effective solution for contractors means maximizing the fleet of equipment they already have. » Read more...

Council narrowly approves sports dome construction projects amid controversy

Some councillors and several residents believe the proposed site is inconveniently located for most people and was approved with little or no public input. » Read more...

Initiative underway to help new tree plantings survive early years and help grow Canada’s urban forest

Up to one-third of new urban plantings can die within the first five years, researchers claim. » Read more...

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Water use on Ontario’s golf courses could increase by 151 per cent by 2050, insider figures

An Ontario golf instructor, who also completed a golf course water usage study while a student at the University of Waterloo, figures water use on Ontario’s golf courses could increase by as much as 151 per cent by 2050 under current climate trends. » Read more...

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Opposition growing against city’s wishes to sell portion of golf course for industrial use

Five ways attachments can enhance productivity, profitability on construction jobs

Council narrowly approves sports dome construction projects amid controversy

Initiative underway to help new tree plantings survive early years and help grow Canada’s urban forest

The Turf Problem Solver

Water use on Ontario’s golf courses could increase by 151 per cent by 2050, insider figures

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