Truckers Queue for Hours at Goderich Salt Mine Amid Shortage
The Goderich salt mine is operating at full capacity to address a critical provincial shortage during severe winter weather, with truckers lining up for hours to secure loads.
Category : Agriculture
Alberta Research Centre Closure Impacts 100+ Workers
The federal government's decision to close the Lacombe Research and Development Centre in Alberta will affect more than 100 employees, raising concerns about agricultural research setbacks.
Union: Federal Ag Research Set Back Decades by Job Cuts
The Public Service Alliance of Canada warns that recent job cuts at federal agriculture research centres have severely compromised scientific progress, potentially reversing decades of critical work.
Granola Bar Sales Drop Reveals Health Trends, Price Pressures
Falling granola bar sales reflect consumer shifts toward healthier eating and budget-conscious shopping, impacting Canadian oat farmers facing rising costs and changing market demands.
Federal Agriculture Research Closures, Job Cuts Announced
Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada announces the closure of several research operations, resulting in significant job reductions across the agricultural sector.
Temagami Dry Beer Returns to Northern Ontario
The Municipality of Temagami sees the revival of Temagami Dry beer, with Mayor Dan O'Mara discussing local developments in a new interview segment.
B.C. Farmers Anxious Over Bridge Repair Timeline
Agricultural producers in British Columbia express growing concerns as provincial officials provide no clear timeline for reopening a critical bridge damaged by a barge collision, threatening supply chains.
Eby's Economic Progress Contrasts with B.C. Forestry Woes
Premier David Eby touted economic progress at a Prince George forum, but acknowledged forestry remains a major challenge as another mill closure highlights sector struggles.
Nappan Experimental Farm in Nova Scotia Seemingly Closing
The experimental agricultural research facility in Nappan, Nova Scotia, appears to be shutting down operations, raising questions about the future of agricultural innovation in the region.
Premier Moe Eyes New Canola Markets Beyond China, U.S.
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe discusses expanding canola markets, as trade relations with China and U.S. face challenges. The article also covers national news highlights.
Lethbridge Polytechnic Renews 20-Year Research Farm Lease
Lethbridge Polytechnic and the Alberta government have finalized a 20-year lease renewal for the institution's research farm, ensuring the continuation of advanced agricultural studies and innovation in the region.
B.C. Court Overturns $12M Farm Payout Decision
The B.C. Court of Appeal has reversed a decision requiring a Saskatchewan farm to pay a ranch consultant $12 million, marking a significant legal development in agricultural disputes.
Vancouver Island Wood Chip Plant to Close in March
A First Nations-owned wood chip processing facility on Vancouver Island is scheduled to shut down permanently in March 2026, impacting the local forestry sector and Indigenous economic development.
Nova Scotia Boosts Seafood Protection with New Penalties
Nova Scotia implements enhanced penalties and increased fines to safeguard its vital seafood industry against violations, reinforcing economic and environmental protections.
Bridge Closure Risks $2M in Produce on Westham Island
A critical bridge closure on Westham Island in British Columbia has potentially stranded $2 million worth of agricultural produce, raising concerns about food supply and farmer livelihoods.
Saskatchewan Agriculture Welcomes China Trade Return
Saskatchewan's agricultural sector sees renewed optimism as China trade resumes, with cattle exports now reaching diverse international markets including Japan, Mexico, and South Korea.
Saskatoon Hosts Canada's Productivity Initiative Session
The University of Saskatchewan's Marquis Hall hosted Canada's Productivity Initiative session, concentrating on agriculture, minerals, and energy sectors to boost national economic output.
Manitoba Ag Days Expands to Brandon for Major Exhibition
The annual Manitoba Ag Days agricultural exhibition is set to take root in Brandon, featuring hundreds of exhibitors at the Keystone Centre in January 2026, showcasing the latest in farming technology and practices.
Manitoba Lowers Crop Insurance Premiums, Adds Forage Incentive
The Manitoba government has announced a reduction in crop insurance premiums and introduced a new forage incentive program to support farmers amid economic challenges.
Farmers Want Certainty on Canola Tariff Deal, Seek Full Removal
Canadian farmers are calling for more certainty and the complete removal of tariffs in the canola trade deal, emphasizing the need for stability in agricultural exports.
Alberta Cannabis Facility Repurposed for Greenhouse Produce
Energro Greenhouses is converting a former cannabis growing facility in Crossfield, Alberta, into a state-of-the-art greenhouse for growing tomatoes and other produce, marking an innovative agricultural transformation.
Canada, Sask. Invest $8.4M in Livestock Research Projects
The Canadian and Saskatchewan governments have committed $8.4 million to support livestock and forage research projects aimed at improving sustainability and efficiency for producers.
B.C. Premier Eby Details Forestry Reforms, Long Road Ahead
British Columbia Premier David Eby announces new market strategies and regulatory reforms to bolster the forestry sector, emphasizing that tangible results will require sustained effort and time.
Moe Praises China-Canada Trade Deal, Seeks More Producer Gains
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe celebrates restored trade with China through tariff reductions on canola and EVs, but highlights ongoing challenges for producers.
Orenda Buys Scoular's Sunflower and Bird Food Business
Manitoba-based Orenda Commodity Services Ltd. has purchased Scoular's sunflower and wild bird food blending operations, including a Winkler processing facility, expanding its agricultural footprint.
Canada to Export Canola, Beef to China After Trade Deal
Agriculture Minister Heath MacDonald announces the imminent first exports of canola seed and beef to China following a bilateral trade agreement, while addressing ongoing steel tariff issues.
Canola Deal Limited by Steel Tariffs: Agriculture Minister
Agriculture Minister Heath MacDonald discusses the impact of anti-dumping steel tariffs on the new Canada-China canola agreement, raising questions about Ottawa's next trade moves.
Report: Canadian Canola Still at Risk Despite China Deal
A new report cautions that Canada's canola sector remains exposed to external market forces and political tensions, even with a recent trade agreement with China. Learn about the ongoing risks.
Report: Canadian Canola Still at Risk Despite China Deal
A new analysis reveals Canada's canola sector remains vulnerable to global forces, even with a recent trade agreement with China. Learn about the persistent challenges for farmers.
Ontario MP says China trade deal good for agriculture
Nipissing-Timiskaming MP Pauline Rochefort welcomes the new trade agreement with China, highlighting significant benefits for Northern Ontario's agricultural sector. Learn what this means for local farmers.
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