Ontario Association of Landscape Architects

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The Ontario Association of Landscape Architects (OALA) is the professional organization charged with governing the practice of Landscape architecture in Ontario. The body derives its powers from The Ontario Association of Landscape Architects Act, 1984. Its statutory mandate is to improve and advance the profession of Landscape Architecture, and to maintain standards of professional practice and conduct which serve and protect the public interest. The OALA is governed by an elected Council of Professionals, Associates, and Students.

The OALA's current council is composed of:

  • Linda Irvine, President
  • Arnis Budrevics, Vice President
  • Le'Ann Whitehouse Seely, Secretary
  • George Antoniuk, Past President
  • Joe Ferrara, Treasurer
  • Tom Ridout, Councillor
  • Lawrence Stasiuk, Councillor
  • Stephanie Snow, Councillor
  • Lorraine Johnson, Lay Councillor
  • Maurice Nelischer, Appointed Educator (UofG)and Councillor
  • John Danahy, Appointed Educator (UofT)and Councillor
  • Colin Berman, Associate Representative and Councillor
  • Jill Robertson, Associate Representative and Councillor
  • Leah Ward, U of Guelph Student Representative and Councillor
  • Phil Pothen, U of Toronto Student Representative and Councillor

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