Quebec Delegation Studies Lethbridge Agri-Food Sector
A delegation from Quebec is spending several days in Lethbridge this week to learn about the region's innovative agri-food industry and explore potential collaborations.
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Windsor Farmers' Market Expands as Province Eyes BYOB Events
The Downtown Windsor Farmers' Market will expand in 2026, coinciding with a provincial review of BYOB policies at outdoor events, aiming to boost local agriculture and community engagement.
Maple Syrup Co-op Strike Looms for 100 Workers in Labor Dispute
A major maple syrup co-operative is on the brink of a strike as 100 workers prepare for potential labor action following failed negotiations, highlighting tensions in Quebec's iconic agricultural industry.
Canada-Mexico Deal Creates New Market for P.E.I. Potatoes
A landmark export agreement will allow Prince Edward Island potato growers to ship their produce to Mexico, providing a significant economic boost after years of restrictive trade barriers.
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P.E.I. Potato Growers Eye New Market with Mexico Export Deal
Prince Edward Island potato farmers are set to benefit from a new export agreement allowing fresh Canadian potatoes into Mexico, providing a significant boost after years of trade restrictions.
Saskatchewan Auctioneer Heads to World Livestock Championship
Brennan Jack, a Saskatchewan-born auctioneer, will represent Canada at the prestigious World Livestock Auctioneer Championship, showcasing his rapid-fire skills on the global stage.
Canada-Mexico Fresh Potato Export Deal Finalized
Canada has successfully negotiated a new agreement to export fresh potatoes to Mexico, marking a significant development for the agricultural trade sector between the two nations.
Agriculture's Future Explored at Canada's Farm Show in Regina
Key industry figures and producers gathered at Canada's Farm Show in Regina to discuss innovations and trends shaping the future of farming, highlighting technological advancements and sustainability efforts.
BASF Expands Canola Breeding Centre with $27M Investment
BASF Agricultural Solutions is investing $27 million CAD to expand its Canola Breeding Centre of Innovation in Saskatoon, enhancing breeding capacity and automation to accelerate hybrid development for growers globally.
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Ducks Unlimited Partners with Brookdale Farm for Manitoba Expansion
A new partnership between Ducks Unlimited Canada and Brookdale Research Farm will see $1 million worth of land transferred to expand agricultural and environmental research capabilities in Manitoba.
Manitoba Cattle Prices Hit All-Time Highs in 2026
Winnipeg-area farmers are experiencing unprecedented pricing for cattle, with industry experts citing robust demand and favorable market conditions driving the surge.
Sask. Veterinarian Named Bovine Veterinarian of the Year
Dr. Murray Jelinski receives prestigious award from Western Canadian Association of Bovine Practitioners for his decades of contributions to cattle health and research.
Ag in the City Returns to Winnipeg, Connecting Agriculture and Public
The Ag in the City event in Winnipeg aims to educate consumers about agriculture, featuring local producers and interactive exhibits to foster understanding and support for farming.
1,500 Pounds of Fish Stolen, Nets Cut Near Thessalon
Ontario Provincial Police and Crime Stoppers are investigating a significant theft and vandalism incident near Thessalon, where 1,500 pounds of fish were stolen and fishing nets were deliberately cut.
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Quebec Maple Syrup Industry Embraces Automation and Expansion
Quebec's maple syrup producers are investing in automation and expanding operations to meet growing global demand, leveraging technology to enhance efficiency and maintain their dominant market position.
Final Weekend for N.B. Maple Syrup Tradition at Kings Landing
The 'Maple, the First Taste of Spring' event at Kings Landing Historical Settlement concludes this weekend, featuring traditional sap boiling over open fires. This marks the end of a beloved annual tradition celebrating New Brunswick's maple heritage.
Agriculture and Food: Calgary's Future Industries
Think-tank member Kim McConnell argues that agriculture and food are not legacy sectors but vital future industries for Calgary as the city approaches two million residents, emphasizing their economic and strategic importance.
Saskatchewan Plans New Poultry Research Facility
Saskatchewan is set to build a new poultry research facility as Canada's egg industry transitions away from cages, enhancing animal welfare and agricultural innovation.
U of S Poultry Facility Receives $6.2M Investment
The University of Saskatchewan secures $6.2 million for a groundbreaking poultry research facility, featuring enriched housing and public viewing systems, set to become North America's first of its kind.
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N.S. Farm Owner Struggles with Rising Diesel Costs
A Nova Scotia farm owner faces mounting financial strain due to escalating diesel prices, highlighting broader challenges in the agricultural sector and rural economies.
Horses Exported to Japan Suffer Illnesses, Deaths: Advocates
Animal rights groups report that horses exported from Canada to Japan are facing severe illnesses and fatalities during transport, calling the situation unacceptable.
Global Shocks and Domestic Policies Drive Food Price Volatility
Crude oil price swings and Canada's rising carbon tax create a double whammy for food supply chains, exacerbating inflation and regulatory burdens compared to the U.S.
U.S. Farmers Sell Crops Amid Iran War Market Rally
American agricultural producers are accelerating crop sales as geopolitical tensions in Iran fuel a significant commodity price surge, impacting global trade flows.
Middle East War Could Threaten Canada's Agriculture, Expert Says
A food economist highlights how the ongoing Middle East conflict is severely impacting Canadian farmers, with potential risks to crop exports and supply chains.
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CAQ Candidates Vow Carbon Charge Reimbursements for Quebec Farmers
Coalition Avenir Québec leadership candidates Christine Fréchette and Bernard Drainville promise full reimbursement of carbon charges for farmers, addressing rising fuel and fertilizer costs amid Middle East conflict.
Farmer: Trump's Iran War Will Spike Food Prices
An Illinois corn and soybean farmer condemns President Trump's Iran conflict, warning it will surge grocery prices due to fertilizer shortages and farm bankruptcies.
Quebec's Cheese Curd Protectionism Sparks National Debate
Quebec is advancing plans to designate 'fromage en grains du Québec' as a protected food product, raising questions about cultural preservation versus economic protectionism in Canada's dairy industry.
Quebec's Cheese Curd Designation Sparks Debate on Protectionism
Quebec is advancing plans to recognize 'fromage en grains du Québec' as a controlled designation, raising questions about cultural protection versus economic protectionism in Canada's food industry.
Pyjama Economy: Casual Dress Signals Consumer Changes
A growing trend of shoppers wearing pyjamas in public, especially in grocery stores, highlights significant shifts in consumer behavior driven by remote work, inflation, and changing priorities.
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Fertilizer Prices Soar Due to Iran Conflict, Hurting Farmers
The ongoing conflict in Iran is driving up fertilizer prices worldwide, compounding challenges for farmers already facing high fuel costs as they prepare for the seeding season.
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