
Food inspection could fall victim to U.S. deregulation move
Observers say the American government’s move toward deregulation could have sweeping consequences for Canadians
Observers say the American government’s move toward deregulation could have sweeping consequences for Canadians
Findings from the Westside Irrigation Rehabilitation Project assessment will go to the Saskatchewan environment ministry
Trade disruption causes anxiety but also creates the conditions to do things differently
Canada should take advantage of the current trade disruption to chart a diversified growth path
Saskatchewan farmers would have paid $80 million this year in carbon tax surcharges
The province’s health minister said farm eggs can be sold at farmers’ markets after concern they would be caught up in new requirements
Grasslands Group of Companies announced April 1 it has acquired Prairie Berries
The organization representing Canada’s grain farmers said the Liberal agriculture platform won’t meet its members’ needs
Mark Hemmes of Quorum Corp said railways have to do better, as CN points to new volume records the company set this year