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CTA to examine Vancouver freight rail service
The Canadian Transportation Agency has initiated an investigation into possible freight rail service issues in the Vancouver area. Federal Transportation…
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Cluster funding will deliver huge benefits: SaskBarley
The Saskatchewan Barley Development Commission (SaskBarley) says a new funding partnership that involves the federal agriculture department and barley industry…
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New food safety rules come into play
New regulations governing food safety came into effect in Canada today. The Safe Food for Canadians Regulations are consistent with…
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Nutrien merger effects ongoing one year later
WINNIPEG – After clearing various regulation hurdles, Agrium and the Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan merged together at the start of…
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On the ground: Alta. RCMP tackle rural crime
ST. PAUL, Alta. — While driving along lonely prairie roads in eastern Alberta, RCMP officers Rob Eberly and Tony Knowles…
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Oil shipments by rail likely won’t interfere with grain movements
WINNIPEG – When considering the pattern of how grain is shipped by rail in Canada, it's very unlikely increased oil…
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Manitoba’s cattle auctions off to a slow start in 2019
WINNIPEG – Only four of Manitoba's eight major cattle auctions had sales last week. With sales numbers down compared to…
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