Happy New Year from all of us at Canada Brush Control. With 2026 officially here, this is…
24
Nov
Spruce Budworm Aftermath: Why Dead Spruce Trees Mean Land-Clearing, Fire Risk and First Step Protection for Northern Ontario Acreages
Here in Northern Ontario, most landowners take pride in their property and the forest that surrounds it.…
31
Oct
Fall Pruning in Northern Ontario
Keeping Your Trees — and Property — Healthy, Safe, and Winter-Ready As the leaves drop and the…
16
Oct
Fall in Northern Ontario — The Smart Time for ATV Trail Building, Property Clearing & Forest Thinning
If you’re in Northern Ontario and you’ve been thinking about building an ATV trail, clearing property, brush…
16
Aug
Thinning Our Forests: A Necessary Step in Drought and Fire Prevention
Walking through the bush lately, one thing is hard to ignore—how dry the ground has become. We’re…
08
Aug
Storm Damage & Downed Trees: Why You Should Never Tackle It Alone
Here in Northern Ontario, storms have a way of showing up fast and hitting hard. Fallen trees,…
07
May
Why Full-Grown White and Red Pines Aren’t Built to Stand Alone — Especially in Extreme Weather
Last week, a violent microburst hit parts of Northern Ontario. Winds tore through treetops, snapped trunks like…
10
Apr
Every Dream Build Starts with a Clean Slate
We Help Uncover It — One Tree at a Time. Let’s be honest—building your own home in…
01
Apr
Spring Cleanup Isn’t Just for Homes: Why Your Property Needs a Brush Control Spring Refresh
Alright, folks—it’s April 1st, the birds are back, the snow is melting, and the smell of thawing…
13
Mar
Forest Thinning: A Practical Approach to Fire Prevention and Land Management
Across Canada’s northern forests, communities are turning to forest thinning as a key tool in managing wildfire…
