Tristan Jumeau is the recipient of the 2026 Frederick Gage Todd National Scholarship
"The jury selected Tristan Jumeau as the recipient of the 2026 Frederick Gage Todd National Scholarship in recognition of his mature understanding of ecological restoration, meaningful collaboration with Indigenous communities, demonstrated leadership, and commitment to service."
- 2026 Frederick Gage Todd Scholarship Jury
This $15,000 scholarship recognizes a student who demonstrates exceptional knowledge, skill and commitment directed to the advancement of Canadian landscapes through the practice of landscape architecture.
A graduate student at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Tristan Jumeau is entering his final year at the School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture (SALA). He is looking forward to achieving both a Master of Landscape Architecture and a Master of Architecture in May 2027.
Sarah Siegel Receives the 2026 Robert N. Allsopp Urban Design Fellowship
The Fellowship is intended to provide a practicing landscape architect, whose work and exploratory interests are in urban design, with funds for research leave and will provide support for urban design research and related expenses which elevates the art, science, and practice of landscape architecture, contributes to the knowledge base of the profession and is beyond the scope of the projects in their office or practice.
Sarah will undertake the following research project: "Sponge Park, Square Peg: Fitting Flood Mitigation into the Practical Realities of Urban Parks"
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Summary of Decisions of the October 2026 LACF Board Meeting
- The 2027 Research Grants Program budget was set at $75,000 for 2027.
LACF's New Mailing Address
LACF has a new mailing address. All mail, including donations, can be directed to the following address going forward:
114 Hardwood Drive
Woodlawn ON K0A 3M0