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Opinion

Term easements positive way to protect grasslands

Term easements positive way to protect grasslands
July 25, 2025

An editorial cartoon showing a teeter totter with one end being smashed to the ground under a wrecking ball with "U.S. Tariffs" written on it, and the other end launching a "box" with a Canadian flag on one side and, "Domestic Demand for our Products" written on another.
Opinion, Tariffs

‘Buy Canadian’ movement derails intent of U.S. tariffs

The “buy Canadian” response to U.S. tariffs is affecting exports over the country’s northern border.
July 2, 2025

A cartoon showing two farmers talking about co-operatives over coffee, one suggesting, "it's a great way to deal with all this global uncertainty." The other farmer replies, "pinkos."
Opinion

Co-operative business model may provide solutions

There is a golden opportunity for working together in this country, and that’s the co-operative movement.
June 24, 2025


A cartoon depicting a farmer about to be handed a cheque by a figure whose outline is visible only in clouds with a "Poof!" at its centre.
Opinion

Unstable business climate requires farmer vigilance

It is always important to be vigilant when doing business with people and companies, but this is especially the case during difficult times.
June 18, 2025

A cartoon featuring a rural post office with a Canadian flag on a pole inside what looks like a snow globe.
Opinion

Rural postal service must remain government priority

Major changes to Canada Post are needed, but it’s important to recognize the vital role played by post offices in rural communities.
June 11, 2025


Ag extension system works, but co-ordination is a must
Opinion

Ag extension system works, but co-ordination is a must

Research is one of the fundamental building blocks of a successful agriculture sector.
May 27, 2025

Now is the time for Ottawa to modernize the Pest Management Regulatory Agency
Opinion

Now is the time for Ottawa to modernize the Pest Management Regulatory Agency

An issue that has peeved farmers for years, which they say prevents productivity gains in the agriculture sector, is the time it takes the Pest Management Regulatory Agency to evaluate agricultural cropping products.
May 21, 2025

Cozying up to the Chinese will not do Canada any good
Opinion, Tariffs

Cozying up to the Chinese will not do Canada any good

Trading with Europe and the United Kingdom in an effort to create a united front against the U.S. makes much more sense than climbing into bed with a threat that is even worse than what’s posed by the Americans.
May 14, 2025


Ag sector must stay vigilant as Liberals remain in power
Opinion

Ag sector must stay vigilant as Liberals remain in power

It’s hard to know how different Mark Carney will govern, but there are some early encouraging signs.
May 6, 2025

Glyphosate under attack, but not just from lawsuits
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Glyphosate under attack, but not just from lawsuits

One of Prairie agriculture’s most important herbicides is under siege.
April 29, 2025

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