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How the Trump tariff threat could impact SaskatchewanAfter 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.PoliticsNov 26
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If Trump imposes tariffs, what could Canada’s provinces stand to lose?Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said a 'Team Canada approach' is going to be vital in the face of sweeping new tariffs being pledged by U.S. president-elect Donald Trump.CanadaNov 27
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‘It will slow everything’: Strike starts at 6 Metro Vancouver grain terminalsSteven MacKinnon, Canada's labour minister, said he spoke to both the employer and union and they have agreed to resume contract negotiations with federal mediators' help.EconomySep 24
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‘Definitely dissuasive’: Skyrocketing farmland prices a struggle for young farmersFarmland prices across the Prairies have grown for the past 20 years, but they took a marked jump in Saskatchewan in 2011 and have continued to see huge increases since then.CanadaAug 25
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Saskatchewan bracing for railroad strike which could have billion-dollar impactA railway strike is only days away if an agreement between the CN and Canadian Pacific railways and their unions is not reached. Saskatchewan is sounding the alarm.CanadaAug 19
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Saskatchewan technology sector grows 108% over 5 yearsOn average the tech sector added 715 new jobs per year since 2016, and is on track to exceed the target of adding 7,893 jobs by 2030.TechSep 10
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Canola farmers say China retaliatory probe ‘one more thing’ to worry aboutAfter a rail shutdown, inflation and drought, farmers are worried they'll end up paying the price for the fallout over Canada's tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles.CanadaSep 4
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Saskatchewan agriculture industry raises concerns over capital gains tax changesA recent change to the capital gains tax by the federal government is leaving Saskatchewan farmers worried about retirement and handing down their property to family.EconomyAug 20
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Where are the bees? How Saskatchewan finds itself in a honey shortageThe prairies are well-known among beekeepers as the powerhouse for honey production in Canada. But this year, things are looking a little less sweet.CanadaAug 20
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Cost of railway shutdown will be ‘borne by all Canadians,’ Ottawa warnsMore than 9,000 workers at Canada's two major railways could be either on strike or locked out as of Thursday, disrupting supply chains relied upon by many industries.CanadaAug 19
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Canada’s food industry is worried as rail strike threat looms. Here’s whyAn expert said any work stoppages would put Canadian farmers out west in a difficult position as most of them have few options outside of the railways to move their product.CanadaAug 15
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How extreme weather can drive food prices up: ‘Cascade of challenges’Extreme weather events like fires, floods, heat waves and droughts pose an increasing risk to Canada’s food supply chain, say experts.ConsumerAug 12
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Farmers getting less, consumers paying more: Sask. Farmers and Food Prices reportThe Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan's 2024 Farmers and Food Prices report shows that farmers are getting less while consumer are paying more.CanadaJun 12
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Community based farmers’ markets flourish in Edmonton areaThere are currently 140 approved Alberta farmers' markets in the province and, per capita, Edmonton has more than nearly anywhere else.ConsumerJun 20
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Sask. producers wrap up seeding operations, head into crop dustingAs Saskatchewan producers are near the end of their seeding operations, many are preparing for in-crop spraying.CanadaMay 29
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How will the potential rail strike impact Saskatchewan?The Saskatchewan Mining Association and Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan said the province will be impacted if the railway strike goes forward on May 22.CanadaMay 9
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Saskatchewan foreign driver Class 1 licence exemption sparks safety concernsTo alleviate labour shortages in the agricultural sector, Saskatchewan is now allowing temporary foreign truck drivers to work in the province without the standard Class 1 testing.CanadaJun 7
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Canada is relying on queen bee imports. Why it’s a risky crutchCanada's reliance on foreign queen bees may mitigate crop loss, but it also poses significant risks to the nation's beekeeping industry and ecosystem health.CanadaMay 25
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‘It could mean another $40 a month’: Carbon price increase hits Saskatchewan pumps"For Canadians, it's going to mean another $8 to $10 increase in what they are putting in their tank every week," said Patrick De Haan, head of petroleum analysis at GasBuddy.CanadaApr 1
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Saskatchewan budget leaves producers with questions as potential drought loomsThe budget includes increases in the overall funding put towards agriculture, as well as for risk management measures like crop insurance.CanadaMar 23