Murray Wood: Toasts, not tariffs
Toasts Not Tariffs is the name of a coalition of U.S. liquor companies trying to convince Donald Trump his unprovoked tr...
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An Alberta farm is home to Beef, the world's tallest steer
VULCAN, ALBERTA, CANADA - It was love at first sight when Jasmine Entz locked eyes with Beef's scrawny, slimy body covered in straw that had emerged from the womb at the first slip of dawn in August 2...
Sep 27, 2025
Wall of hay bales constructed around B.C. ostriches ahead of CFIA cull
A wall of hay bales about three metres tall has been constructed at a British Columbia farm where the Canadian Food Inspection Agency is organizing the cull and disposal of about 400 ostriches after a...
Sep 23, 2025
Ostrich farmers hope for 'miracle' as CFIA moves to cull flock over avian flu
A last stand to try to save 400 ostriches from an ordered cull is unfolding along a dusty gravel road near the tiny community of Edgewood in southeastern British Columbia. Yellow tape has been strung ...
Sep 22, 2025
Beef Market Update: Fed cattle prices steady, live cattle movement surprises in latest report
By RealAgriculture News Team This story was first published on RealAgriculture.com on Sept. 12, 2025. Fed cattle prices in Canada are holding steady even as U.S. markets begin to soften following the ...
Sep 14, 2025 July beef exports rose 10 per cent year-over-year, with value up 6 per cent, despite Canadian beef production being down five per cent, according to trada data from Statisctics Canada. (650 CKOM file photo)
'There's something strange in the pumpkin fields.' Drought & heat frightening farmers
FREDERICTON - The pumpkin patches on a number of Canadian farms are starting to look a bit frightening across the country, but not in a way that makes them ready for Halloween. "It's sure been a spook...
Sep 13, 2025
B.C. says deal reached with union to classify meat inspectors as essential
KAMLOOPS - Provincial meat inspectors in British Columbia have been classified as essential workers after ranchers and meat processors complained that an ongoing public service strike was threatening ...
Sep 11, 2025
Ottawa hasn't heard directly from China on EV tariffs, agriculture minister says
WINNIPEG - Any decision on easing tariffs on electric vehicles from China would have to take into consideration impacts on other sectors, federal Agriculture Minister Heath MacDonald said Tuesday. Can...
Sep 09, 2025
LISTEN: Federal biofuel incentive not a permanent fix for trade tariffs
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced on Friday the federal government is launching a new $370 million production incentive to assist canola producers in Canada, such as a new biofuel incentive aimed t...
Sep 06, 2025 Ottawa announced $370 million in new support for Canadian canola producers facing massive tariffs from China on Friday morning. (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jeff McIntosh)
Victims of Quebec weekend plane crash identified, investigation continues
LA TUQUE - The victims of a plane crash over the weekend in La Tuque, in the province's Mauricie region, have been identified. The victims are Valrie Fortier, 42, of St-Valre, and Jean-Pier Godin, 41,...
Sep 04, 2025
LISTEN: Sask. farmer sizes up growing season as combines hit the fields
The combines are out, harvest is underway, and farmers are starting to see how the growing season shaped up in Saskatchewan. Nick Cornea is a farmer from Drinkwater, southwest of Regina. During an int...
Sep 04, 2025 Considering the lack of rain this year, farmer Nick Cornea said his yields are "pretty surprising" so far this year in Drinkwater, Sask. (980 CJME file photo)
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Sarah Mills: When a DIY project tests your patience
Sarah Mills says couples may have good intentions when starting a home reno project, but time, kids and life get in the ...
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TODAY ON EVAN BRAY
The Evan Bray Show - Tuesday, August 11
On Tuesday's show, Evan talked about public art in Saskatoon, finds out about a Canadian helping rebuild Ukraine, the lo...