Aerial view of the port of Chancay in Peru.

Geopolitics can change trade routes

Geopolitical tensions can lead to massive infrastructure projects that can shift global trade patterns

WHISTLER, B.C. — Today’s geopolitical tensions could have dire long-term consequences, says the director of international policy at the University of Calgary. History has shown that these kinds of tensions lead to massive infrastructure projects around the world that can shift global trade patterns. China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) was a response to similar […] Read more

Delegates mingle in the doorway of a large meeting room with a large "PSCC logo" and sign on the door at the annual Pulse & Special Crops Convention in Whistler, B.C., in September 2025.

U.S. market can’t easily be replaced

The North American agri-food supply chain is intertwined and would be very difficult to unravel

The deputy chief economist of Farm Credit Canada says 92 per cent of Canada’s total exports to the U.S. went into the country duty-free in June.