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13th Annual OALA GOLF Day
August 14, 2015
Summer is finally here, and you know what that means! Preparation for the OALA’s 13th Annual Golf Day is now in full swing.
Friday, August 14, 2015 is the date for the OALA Annual Golf Day, held at Royal Ontario Golf Club in Milton.
Registration: 11:00 a.m. | Lunch: 11:15 - 12:45 p.m. | Shot Gun Tee Off: 1:00 p.m.
Tournament Fees Include:
BBQ lunch | Green fees | Power cart | Competitions | Banquet dinner
OALA Members are encouraged to invite Associate Members and Students to participate in the Golf Tournament!
To REGISTER and for more info, click here.
Want to attend but not a golfer? Volunteer and spend the day with other members! The event organizing team needs a few volunteers to assist with the activities on the day. To sign up as a volunteer, e-mail Ross Clark at Coordinator@oala.ca.
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OALA Members are invited to Present at IIDEXCanada
December 2 to 3, 2015
The OALA is pleased to participate at IIDEXCanada annually with an exhibit, display of award winners, a board meeting, volunteer appreciation reception and with a few seminars on landscape architecture in the conference program.
Please submit a topic you think will be of interest to OALA members as well as architects, interior designers, builders, developers, property managers and real estate executives. The most popular topics include case studies, trends and issues such as sustainability, inclusive design and wellness but IIDEX is also looking for creative ideas and concepts. IIDEX is accepting submissions, OALA members are encouraged to participate.
For additional information and to submit your seminar, please follow the link for the IIDEXCanada call for presentation
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On July 9, Commodore Marta Mulkins officially assumed command of the reserve component of the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) from Commodore David Craig during a change of command ceremony at the Naval Officer Training Centre Venture, in Esquimalt, British Columbia. The Ceremony was presided over by Rear-Admiral Bill Truelove, Commander Martitime Forces Pacific.
Having worked with acclaimed firms in both Canada and the United States, James brings over 20 years of experience in design, direction and implementation of award-winning public realm projects including Canada’s Sugar Beach, Sherbourne Common Park, Underpass Park, Corktown Common, Pan Am Athletes’ Village Streetscapes, Queens Quay Revitalization, HTO Park, and Dundas Square in downtown Toronto.
The CSLA Prize was presented to University of Guelph BLA graduate, Sara de Korte at a June awards luncheon by past CSLA president and University of Guelph professor, Cecelia Paine, FCSLA, OALA. MLA recipient, Nathan Langley, was not able to attend.
Parks Canada is undergoing tree recovery project at Point Pelee National Park in hope of increasing the population of the red mulberry tree. There are only 200 red mulberry trees left in the country, and 17 of them are at Point Pelee. The tree is protected under the federal Species at Risk Act.
