Saskatchewan, canola farmers hail new China trade deal
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe and canola producers welcome a major trade agreement with China, restoring market access and lifting tariffs. A breakthrough for Canada's agricultural sector.
Category : Agriculture
Sask. premier hails China tariff deal as 'great day for Canadians'
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe applauds the suspension of Chinese tariffs on Canadian canola, marking a major win for farmers and trade. Read about the deal's impact.
Canola Producers React to China Trade Deal
Canadian canola producers express cautious optimism following a new trade deal with China that opens markets and reduces tariffs. Industry leaders welcome the progress but note uncertainty remains.
Tribunal upholds $10K fine for B.C. ostrich farm
A British Columbia agricultural tribunal has upheld a $10,000 fine against Universal Ostrich Farms for not reporting sick birds. Learn the details of this biosecurity failure.
Sask. canola producers react to China tariff deal
Saskatchewan canola growers express cautious optimism over Canada's new trade agreement with China, which reduces tariffs and provides some market stability. Learn about the impact and remaining challenges.
Canada's largest egg grading plant opens in Listowel, Ont.
Gray Ridge Egg Farms unveils a $35M expansion, now processing nearly 4 million dozen eggs weekly. This state-of-the-art facility in Listowel solidifies Ontario's agricultural leadership.
Manitoba Canola Growers Welcome China Trade Deal
The Manitoba Canola Growers Association calls a new Canada-China trade agreement 'good news,' but questions remain about long-term market stability. Learn what this means for farmers.
Canola Industry Reacts to China Tariff Cuts
Canadian canola growers welcome a landmark trade deal with China, slashing tariffs and opening the door for market recovery. Industry leaders call it 'very good news.'
China cuts canola tariffs, Alberta farmers optimistic
Southern Alberta farmers welcome a deal with China that drastically reduces tariffs on canola and peas, bringing hope for better prices and stability to the agricultural sector. Read the full story.
China to Drop Canola Tariffs to 15% in Landmark Deal
Canadian canola growers can finally exhale as China agrees to lift crushing tariffs, dropping seed duties to 15% by March. This landmark trade deal ends an 18-month blockade.
Sask. gov't calls new China trade deal 'very good news'
The Saskatchewan government celebrates a major trade agreement with China that slashes tariffs on canola and electric vehicles, promising significant economic benefits for the province's key agricultural sector.
Charlottetown Farmers' Market Rebuilds After Fire
The Charlottetown Farmers' Market embarks on an extensive recovery project following a damaging fire. Discover how vendors and the community are rallying together to restore this vital local hub.
Farmer's Rescue Story Highlights $4M Nutrien Donation to STARS
A Saskatchewan farmer shares his life-saving STARS air rescue story as Nutrien pledges $4 million to support the critical air ambulance service. Read how this impacts rural communities.
Alberta Canola Producers Await News from China Delegation
Alberta canola farmers are hopeful for a breakthrough as a trade delegation engages with China. A positive outcome could revitalize a crucial export market for the province's agricultural sector.
Manitoba Producer Joins Cleanfarms Board
Cleanfarms strengthens its governance with the appointment of Bob Lepischak, a Manitoba grain producer and agricultural leader, to its Board of Directors. Discover how his expertise will shape national recycling programs.
USDA's $3 Meal Suggestion Sparks Social Media Fury
US Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins faces criticism for suggesting a $3 meal of chicken, broccoli, and a tortilla as grocery costs hit a 3-year high. Explore the political and social fallout.
Saskatchewan farmland faces record-breaking January warmth
Unprecedented warm weather in January 2026 is raising questions about soil conditions and pest management for Saskatchewan's agricultural sector. Experts weigh in on the potential long-term effects.
UCalgary researchers develop new shatter-tolerant canola technology
University of Calgary scientists discover a key gene regulating lignin 'cement' in canola pods, paving the way for stronger crops and reducing massive harvest losses for Canadian farmers.
Why Nations Are Hoarding Food Again
Governments from Scandinavia to Asia are rebuilding emergency grain reserves, fearing market failures. Economists warn this could backfire, raising prices globally. Read the analysis.
Farmers hope Carney can resolve China canola tariffs
As Mark Carney meets with Chinese President Xi Jinping, Canadian canola producers are urging for a breakthrough on punitive tariffs that have crippled a key export market. Read the latest.
McDonald's Canada price freeze sparks full-scale fast-food price war
McDonald's Canada's decision to freeze prices on value meals for a year has triggered a competitive price war, putting pressure on rivals and the entire agricultural supply chain. Read the analysis.
CFIA delays traceability rules after producer concerns
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency halts proposed livestock tracking regulations following industry pressure. Saskatchewan cattle producers welcome the temporary reprieve. Read the latest.
Sask. producers share tariff concerns at Crop Production Show
Saskatchewan agricultural producers expressed urgent concerns over potential U.S. trade tariffs at the Crop Production Show in Saskatoon on January 13, 2026. Learn about the industry's fears and the political context.
High Anxiety in Saskatchewan as Leaders Meet Xi on Canola
Saskatchewan canola growers hold their breath as PM Carney and Premier Moe meet China's President Xi, hoping for a breakthrough in the trade dispute that has shut Canadian canola out of its second-largest market.
NDP Calls for End to China Tariff Feud, Protect Canola
Saskatchewan NDP demands the province resolve tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles to safeguard canola producers. MLA Sally Housser leads the call for action to protect the agricultural economy.
Aerial Spraying for Spongy Moths in Delta, Squamish
BC authorities announce aerial spraying plans to combat invasive spongy moths in Delta and Squamish. Learn about the treatment schedule and safety measures.
TekniPlex Showcases Sustainable Food Packaging at IPPE 2026
TekniPlex Consumer Products will unveil its new TekniTray™ protein tray portfolio and advanced recyclable egg carton solutions at the International Production & Processing Expo in Atlanta, January 27-29, 2026.
Wetland drainage costs $171M in carbon emissions: study
New research reveals draining Prairie wetlands releases 2.1M tonnes of GHGs yearly, valued at $171M. Scientists urge factoring this cost into land-use decisions.
French farmers drive 350 tractors to Parliament in protest
Hundreds of French farmers protested at Parliament with tractors, demanding better incomes and opposing the EU-Mercosur trade deal. Get the latest details on the demonstration.
Sask. Producers Upbeat on PM's China Trade Mission
Saskatchewan agricultural producers express cautious optimism as Prime Minister Mark Carney embarks on a trade mission to China, aiming to bolster exports and reduce U.S. trade reliance.
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