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Alberta farmers face uncertainty with rising fertilizer pricesThe first day of spring means seeding season is on the horizon, but due to global supply concerns, farmers across the Prairies could be paying a lot more to plant their crops. As Jordan Prentice explains, the soaring price of fertilizer is setting the stage for another season of uncertainty.CanadaMar 20
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Freezing your eggs after 40: Morgan Hoffman shares her fertility journeyOur very own Morgan Hoffman has been opening up about her experience freezing her eggs at the age of forty. Her ‘fertili-tea’ series on social media has sparked a larger discussion with many queries and responses, and we’re here to discuss it with Morgan’s physician, Dr. Meivys Garcia. If you’ve considered freezing your eggs, but...The Morning ShowJan 16
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Global News at 6 Saskatoon: March 17The new transit plan being brought forward by Saskatoon city council is not being well received by local businesses. With the provincial budget expected to be in the red, the government is focusing on protecting Saskatchewan. Farmers talk about how their managing the current impacts of increasing fuel and fertilizer costs.ConsumerMar 17
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Global News at 6 Regina: March 17With the provincial budget expected to be in the red, the government is focusing on protecting Saskatchewan. Farmers talk about how their managing the current impacts of increasing fuel and fertilizer costs. Blaine Lake’s mayor talks about the small town being named Saskatchewan’s finalist for Kraft Hockeyville 2026.ConsumerMar 17
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Food costs could start climbing as impact of war in Middle East begins to be felt elsewhereThe war in Iran has already caused a big jump in gas prices, and experts warn groceries could soon follow. The Middle East exports about 30 per cent of the world’s fertilizer. Meaning farmers are seeing prices surge just as planting season is set to begin. Heather Yourex-West looks at the potential impact on food...CanadaMar 8
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BoC holds key interest rate amid war in Iran, says it can only help inflation in long termThe Bank of Canada on Wednesday announced it was holding its key interest rate at 2.25 per cent amid the ongoing war in Iran that has pushed global energy prices higher. Gov. Tiff Macklem called the conflict in the Middle East an “economic shock” and says “energy is not the only thing going through the...CanadaMar 18
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Trump’s fertilizer tariffs could have impact on North American food supplyU.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to impose severe tariffs on something else in Canada: fertilizer. With American fertilizer producers relying on Canadian potash and Canadian ones relying on American phosphate, these tariffs could threaten the North American food supply. Suzanne Lapointe reports.Global News at 6 New BrunswickDec 9, 2025
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Trump warns he could put ‘very severe tariffs’ on Canadian fertilizerU.S. President Trump warned of “very severe tariffs” on Canadian fertilizer Monday during an announcement to rollback environmental restrictions on farming equipment. “A lot of it does come in from Canada,” Trump said, adding that if “you put very severe tariffs from (fertilizer) coming in from other countries, you’ll be making your own fertilizer very...CanadaDec 8, 2025
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Sask. Premier Scott Moe says to not take President Trump literally on fertilizer tariff threatsPremier Scott Moe says not to take U.S. President Donald Trump seriously following comments that he may put tariffs on Canadian fertilizer to bolster domestic production.Dec 9, 2025
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Health Matters: Ontario lab begins using mail-in semen analysis kitsA lab in Ontario is modernizing male fertility care, using mail in semen analysis kits. FlowLabs says they are the only diagnostic lab in Canada that offers this kind of service. Katherine Ward has this story and more in Health Matters for Jan. 15, 2026.HealthJan 15
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Global News at 6 Regina: Dec. 9Saskatchewan leaders react to the threat of American tariffs being put on Canadian fertilizer. A new report from the provincial auditor has found that the Saskatchewan Government is falling short on care home inspections. Regina transit drivers threaten to strike over proposed city budget cuts.Dec 9, 2025
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Global News at 6 Saskatoon: Dec. 9Saskatchewan leaders react to the threat of American tariffs being put on Canadian fertilizer. A new report from the provincial auditor has found that the Saskatchewan Government is falling short on care home inspections. The provincial government and NDP speak on improving home affordability at the annual Saskatchewan Realtors Association State of Real Estate Conference.Dec 9, 2025
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Trump eyes Canadian potash as next tariff target in trade warU.S. President Donald Trump is now threatening to add Canadian potash to the list of tariffed items in his trade war. But as Jillian Piper explains, the U.S. relies heavily on Canada for the key fertilizer ingredient.Global NationalDec 8, 2025
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Global News at 6 Regina: Dec. 8A potential hit to Saskatchewan Potash could be on the horizon as U.S. President Donald Trump suggests putting heavy tariffs on Canadian fertilizer. The City of Regina signs a new agreement to build a permanent food and yard waste processing facility. A look at how Saskatchewan residents are bundling up as the cold temperatures set...Dec 8, 2025
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Global News at 6 Saskatoon: Dec. 8A potential hit to Saskatchewan Potash could be on the horizon as U.S. President Donald Trump suggests putting heavy tariffs on Canadian fertilizer. Following reports of weapons being brought into St. Paul’s Hospital a Saskatoon nurse is calling on the provincial government to address safety concerns. A look at how Saskatchewan residents are bundling up...Dec 8, 2025
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Poilievre blasts Liberals after reports reveals food bank use up 13% in OntarioConservative Leader Pierre Poilievre on Monday slammed the Liberals after a report from Feed Ontario revealed that food bank use was up 13 per cent in one year. “In a country with this much farmland and this much wealth, our people should be able to eat.” He added that Prime Minister Mark Carney “wants to...CanadaDec 1, 2025
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Health Matters: Advocates disappointed federal budget offers no IVF fundingFertility advocates say they’re disappointed in the federal government after funding for IVF was not included in the new federal budget. The Liberals pledged in April to create a program providing up to $20,000 per cycle of IVF that would have cost an estimated 103 million dollars annually. Nathaniel Dove has this story and more...HealthNov 20, 2025
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Trump says U.S. to slash IVF costs, expand insurance coverage to fertilityU.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday that the costs of in vitro fertilization (IVF) medications and treatment will be slashed. Speaking at an Oval Office event, Trump said the move follows an agreement with Germany’s Merck KGaA U.S. unit EMD Serono to provide steep discounts on fertility drugs, including Gonal-f, Ovidrel and Cetrotide.U.S. NewsOct 16, 2025
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Poilievre blames Carney for pipeline delays, says Liberal ‘hidden taxes’ fuelling food costsConservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is accusing Prime Minister Mark Carney of stalling a proposed pacific pipeline, saying “there’s only one thing standing in the way of this project, and that’s Mark Carney.” He says approving the project would expand Canada’s market access to billions of Asian consumers and boost jobs at home. Poilievre also linked...PoliticsOct 10, 2025
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Smoke from fertilizer facility sends at least 3 people to hospitalA fire at a GFL environmental blending facility in Hanna, Alta. sent three people working at Jerrys Burger Baron to hospital after inhaling smoke. Drew Stremick reports.Global News Hour at 6 CalgarySep 5, 2025