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Federal-Provincial funding will enhance a pest program

Federal-Provincial funding will enhance a pest program

The governments of Canada and Saskatchewan are providing funding to enhance a program that helps deal with crop pests and nuisance animals. The feds and the province are providing $19.5-million to enhance the Pest Biosecurity Program.
Trade deal talks between Canada and United Kingdom progressing well: Canadian High Commissioner

Trade deal talks between Canada and United Kingdom progressing well: Canadian High Commissioner

Negotiations between Canada and the United Kingdom on a new trade deal are going well. That's according to the Canadian High Commissioner to the United Kingdom Ralph Goodale, who says a new deal is needed after the U.K.
ATC reports Both Major Railways Provided Great Service in Grain Week 38

ATC reports Both Major Railways Provided Great Service in Grain Week 38

CN and CPKC Rail supplied a combined 99% of hopper cars ordered in grain week 38, an improvement from the previous week's 94%, and the best one week performance seen thus far during the 2022-23 grain year.
Farm Leaders "relieved" tentative deal has been reached between PSAC and federal government

Farm Leaders "relieved" tentative deal has been reached between PSAC and federal government

Canadian farmers won't have to worry about grain movement coming to a complete halt. A tentative deal between the federal government and workers with the Public Sector Alliance of Canada union has been reached.
Support Grows For Improved Rail Interswitching

Support Grows For Improved Rail Interswitching

Canadian farm groups are asking producers to lobby federal ministers and MPs to urge them to super-size a government proposal for what’s called ‘extended interswitching.
Total cargo volumes at Canada's largest port fell 3 percent in 2022

Total cargo volumes at Canada's largest port fell 3 percent in 2022

The Vancouver Fraser Port Authority says overall cargo volumes fell by three per cent last year, as the global economy began to show signs of a slowdown.
Manitoba Announces Two New Funding Streams for Agriculture Producers

Manitoba Announces Two New Funding Streams for Agriculture Producers

The Manitoba government has opened intakes for two new programs under the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership (Sustainable CAP) that provide funding to support sustainable farming in Manitoba, federal Agriculture and Agri-Food Minister Mari
Concern Grows over Future of Black Sea Grain Deal

Concern Grows over Future of Black Sea Grain Deal

Russia’s envoy to the United Nations in Geneva says no real progress has been made in resolving issues raised by Moscow over the Black Sea grain deal, which is set to expire next month.
Ukraine War Behind Increase in Canadian Wheat Acres This Spring

Ukraine War Behind Increase in Canadian Wheat Acres This Spring

Statistics Canada says farmers are expecting to plant the largest wheat crop in more than two decades in 2023. The data agency says this is possibly due to favourable prices and strong demand for wheat.
Unnamed Partner Brought in, in Bid to Buy Merit Functional Foods

Unnamed Partner Brought in, in Bid to Buy Merit Functional Foods

A major shareholder in pea and canola protein processor Merit Functional Foods has brought on an unnamed partner in its bid to buy the business out of receivership.