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OTTAWA, ON, March 3, 2025 /CNW/ - After 15 years of trailblazing urban agriculture in Montreal, Lufa Farms is excited to announce its expansion to Ottawa as of March 4th, 2025. Known for building the ...

"Our partnership with The Rossy Foundation and Moisson Montréal is a natural fit," said Mohamed Hage, CEO of The Lufa Farms Foundation. "We're leveraging our year-round growing capacity to make a ...

Given Quebec’s many months of tough winter, the Canadian province has had to address local sourcing of fresh fruits and vegetables differently. In a truly innovative, and environmentally friendly ...

Montreal has just become home to a sprawling new rooftop greenhouse with countless green, leafy rows of fresh vegetables covering the distance of three football fields. Lufa Farms, a local company ...

MONTREAL — Lufa Farms, which operates a commercial rooftop greenhouse here, announced the completion of a $4.5 million financing drive to fund the expansion of its new rooftop farming operations in ...

Walmart Canada is collaborating with Lufa Farms to introduce hyperlocal produce to its customers in Montreal. The retailer's Marché Central Supercentre will now offer fresh vegetables grown in Lufa ...

Looks like the Lightweight USB Framework for AVRs (LUFA) has just been ported for ARM microcontrollers. NXP recently released a package for their LPC Cortex M3 family of ARM controllers. You won’t ...

Canadians have grown accustomed to seeing Prime Minister Justin Trudeau pop up in unlikely photos, sometimes shirtless or in athletic gear. But Trudeau was wearing a suit for a planned photo op when ...

Taras Grescoe is an award-winning author of eight non-fiction books (among them the bestselling Bottomfeeder, Shanghai Grand, Straphanger, and The Devil’s Picnic), and has been a professional, ...

During the grey and dreary months, most Montrealers would probably envy Lauren Rathmell’s workplace. “It’s very tropical,” Rathmell said. “The plants give off oxygen and humidity. You just walk in and ...