Israeli Ambassador Concerned by Senate Tribunal
Israel's ambassador voices alarm over Palestinian tribunal hosted in Canada's Senate, citing impact on democracy and rising antisemitism. Read the full details.
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Agribition 2025 Strikes Multiple New Partnerships
The Canadian Western Agribition unveiled significant partnership announcements on Tuesday, marking a pivotal moment for Canada's agricultural sector. Discover the latest developments.
Chilliwack Chicken Barn Destroyed in Major Fire
A Fraser Valley chicken barn was completely destroyed by fire in Chilliwack on November 25, 2025. Read about the incident and local response efforts.
Vancouver not liable for tree branch damaging car
A B.C. tribunal ruled Vancouver isn't responsible for a tree branch that fell on a man's car. Learn about the legal reasoning and what property owners should know.
Beekeepers Call for Import Ban as Deadly Mite Spreads
Canadian beekeepers urge government to ban non-North American bee imports as varroa mite threatens honeybee populations. Learn about the crisis and proposed solutions.
Farm inheritance costs hit millions in Canada
Canadian farm advocates reveal inheritance costs reaching $2-4 million, creating barriers for young farmers. Learn about the agricultural succession crisis and potential solutions.
Canadian Farmers Wary of New Methane-Reducing Cattle Feed
Canada approved Bovaer to cut cattle methane by 45%, but European health concerns and lack of farmer trust threaten adoption. Learn why transparency matters.
NB Farmers Push for $50K Basic Income Pilot
New Brunswick farmers are lobbying Ottawa for a guaranteed annual income pilot program. Learn how this could transform agricultural communities across Canada.
UFA Opens First Farm Supply Store in Saskatchewan
Regina welcomes UFA Co-operative's first Saskatchewan farm supply location, expanding agricultural services for local farmers. Discover how this impacts the community.
Second Pig Barn Fire Hits Parkhill Area in One Month
A massive barn fire southwest of Parkhill, Ontario sent huge smoke plumes skyward Sunday. This marks the second major pig barn fire in the region within a month, raising concerns.
Brazil's Agricultural Agency Gets Cannabis Research Greenlight
Brazil's agricultural research agency receives approval for cannabis studies in November 2025, marking significant progress in medical marijuana research and agricultural innovation.
National Farmers Union Convention Held in Moncton
Farmers from across Canada gather in Moncton for the National Farmers Union annual convention, discussing food prices and agricultural innovation. First time event in New Brunswick.
Senate Hosts Palestinian Tribunal, Jewish Groups Outraged
Jewish advocacy groups demand answers after anti-Israel tribunal held at Senate of Canada. Event featured speakers accused of promoting antisemitism and terror rhetoric.
Alberta Students Learn Through Vertical Farming Experience
Oilfields High School students in Diamond Valley are getting practical agricultural education through hands-on vertical farming. Discover how this innovative approach enhances learning.
JBS Canada ships 20,000T beef to Costco Mexico
A major new agreement will see 20,000 tonnes of Canadian beef from JBS in Brooks, Alberta, shipped to Costco stores in Mexico, diversifying export markets for the industry.
Saskatchewan Premier Moe Optimistic After D.C. Tariff Talks
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe returns from Washington D.C. trip confident tariffs can be avoided. Get the latest on cross-border trade negotiations affecting Canadian agriculture.
Canada's $100M Night-Vision Contract Must Be Rebooted
A Canadian trade tribunal has ordered a reboot of a $100M military contract for night-vision binoculars after finding it unfairly favoured U.S. firms. Discover the details and implications.
Bangladesh Tribunal Sentences Sheikh Hasina to Death
Bangladesh's International Crimes Tribunal has sentenced former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to death for crimes against humanity. The verdict comes amid political turmoil in the South Asian nation.
Saskatchewan farm group raises foreign land ownership alarm
Saskatchewan's largest farm organization expresses concerns about foreign farmland ownership, aligning with NDP calls for increased monitoring of agricultural land purchases.
Trump's Food Tariff Reversal Helps Canada
U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff reversal on over 200 food products provides unexpected relief for Canadian beef producers, food manufacturers, and consumers facing inflation pressures.
Foreign Ownership of Sask. Farmland Sparks Concern
Saskatchewan farmers are being priced out of the market as foreign and speculative investors drive up farmland prices. APAS calls for urgent government action to protect local producers.
Trump lifts tariffs on beef, coffee to cut prices
President Trump signs an executive order removing tariffs on beef, coffee, and tropical fruits. This move aims to address high consumer prices and follows recent election outcomes. Learn more about the policy shift.
STM union strike approved but services unaffected
Quebec Labour Tribunal approves another STM union strike while ensuring Montreal transit services remain operational. Learn about the latest developments in public transportation labor relations.
Fruit detective races to save forgotten apple varieties
An Italian 'fruit detective' is on a mission to rediscover and preserve hundreds of forgotten fruit varieties, combating agricultural biodiversity loss. Discover his crucial work.
Farmers Challenge CFIA Over Cull Incompetence
Canadian cattle farmers expose CFIA's unclear processes and inadequate compensation during government-ordered culls. Learn how agricultural livelihoods are at risk.
Sask. farmers push for strychnine to control gophers
Saskatchewan agricultural producers are demanding the federal government reinstate strychnine access to combat destructive gopher populations damaging crops and farmland.
STM weekend strike threatens Montreal's vulnerable populations
Montreal's weekend transit shutdown puts seniors and homeless residents at risk as labour tribunal approves full service suspension. Advocates warn of dangerous consequences.
STM CEO bitter about labour tribunal strike ruling
Montreal transit CEO Marie-Claude Léonard expresses bitterness over labour tribunal decision affecting STM strike actions. Get the latest developments.
USDA targeted grants using 'diversity' and 'climate' terms
The USDA searched for terms like 'diversity' and 'climate modelling' to identify grants for cancellation, according to recent reports. Learn how this targeting affected research funding.
Bunge divests grain elevators in Viterra merger compliance
Bunge completes Western Canada grain elevator divestiture as required by Viterra merger agreement. Strategic move reshapes agricultural landscape while meeting regulatory obligations.
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