Top Results For: Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan

Saskatchewan's largest farmers group is calling on the government to consider their concerns regarding foreign farm land ownership.

Key industries in Saskatchewan say they are welcoming the federal government's new budget, but still have questions on its implementation and have issues to be addressed.

In a statement, Fertilizer Canada said increasing fertilizer production 'cannot happen overnight and can take 10 to 15 years to increase.'

Trump made the comment during a roundtable event at the White House where he announced a US$12-billion tariff relief fund for American farmers.

Federal and provincial leaders are pushing Saskatchewan-based Nutrien, one of the world's biggest potash producers, to change course on its U.S. export plans.

India is adding an additional duty of 30 per cent for all imports of yellow peas effective Nov. 1, including from Canada, in an effort to maintain local price stability.

China's canola seed tariffs are now in effect and Saskatchewan farmers are preparing for the worst, while hoping for the best.

Enhancements are being applied to the AgriStability program, aimed at providing additional financial support to producers facing trade instability and adverse weather conditions.

Canadian farmers struggle as China hits Canada with 100 per cent tariffs on canola oil, canola meal and peas in retaliation to  slapping levies on Beijing.

Some Saskatchewan industries are feeling relieved after seeing Canada left out of U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs announced on Wednesday.

Saskatchewan agricultural producers are hoping to see some more clarity and engagement surrounding key issues from the incoming federal government.

Saskatchewan is set to become the first Canadian province to go “carbon tax free," but the NDP say it leaves a giant hole in the latest budget.

Saskatchewan farmers are demanding action by the provincial and federal governments to deal with the looming trade war with both the United States and China.

The tariffs are a response to Canada's 100 per cent tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles and 25 per cent tax on aluminum and steel products.

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is facing calls from within his province and from a fellow premier to hit back on punishing U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods.

China is a top market for Canadian canola, representing close to $5 billion in export value. This isn't the first time Beijing has targeted the crop as part of hostile trading.

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is travelling to Washington, D.C., again to push against proposed tariffs from the United States.

A recent report by the Canadian Chamber of Commerce said that around 2.3 million Canadians work in jobs that are tied directly to U.S. exports.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says Canada needs to be prepared for tariffs to come into effect when Donald Trump takes office, but cutting off the supply of oil is not the answer.

After U.S. president-elect Donald Trump announced Monday night that an intense tariff would be placed on the Canadian and Mexican borders, Saskatchewan isn’t happy with the news.