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Trump says he wants potash from Belarus for ‘substantially less’ than CanadaSaskatchewan Premier Scott Moe said the move amounts to 'blood potash' from Belarus, which Canada and dozens of countries have sanctioned for supporting the invasion of Ukraine.EconomySep 21
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Trump’s threat not a concern for Saskatchewan potash mining town, mayor saysThe mayor of a Saskatchewan town said residents are not worried, or currently affected, by recent threats made by U.S. President Donald Trump to get potash from Belarus.EconomySep 22
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Trump says U.S. to continue buying Canadian potash — but wants cheaper priceCanada is the world's leading exporter of potash — a key component of fertilizers — and the United States is its biggest customer.EconomySep 22
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Canadian potash company invests $500M in North Vancouver shipping terminalCanpotex, a Saskatchewan-based potash exporter, is spending $500-million to help fund the refurbishment and replacement of equipment at a Port of Vancouver shipping terminal.EconomySep 25
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Saskatchewan to tax U.S. booze, but premier says potash and oil are off the tablePremier Scott Moe and members of his cabinet are expected to speak with the media 1 p.m. on Wednesday in Prince Albert.PoliticsAug 26
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Manitoba to triple critical mineral production in 5 years: ‘New era for wealth’Premier Wab Kinew said Manitoba is working to triple its critical mineral production over the next five years as the provincial government ushers in a "new era."EconomySep 15
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Trump ‘comfortable’ with pause in Canada trade talks, Greer saysBoth sides have been having 'good conversations about potential deals,' but the U.S. felt 'no urgency' to make a trade deal, U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said.CanadaSep 25
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Manitoba offers to waive sales tax on major Port of Churchill investmentsManitoba Premier Wab Kinew announced the offer to waive provincial sales tax on major capital spending for the Port of Churchill, in an effort to attract international investment.EconomySep 14
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Canada’s economy stalled in July with 0% growth, StatCan saysStatistics Canada said gross domestic product growth was essentially unchanged in July, coming down from a strong second quarter for the economy.EconomySep 29
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New U.S. bans to take effect Tuesday: Here’s what’s affectedCanada-U.S. Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc told Global News that Canada "maintains ongoing communications with our American counterparts."CanadaSep 27
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Jason Kenney says oil needs to be on the table in U.S. tariff warStatistics peg the value of Alberta's oil exports to the U.S. in 2025 at close to $111 billion — representing much of the province's nearly $177 billion worth of global exports.PoliticsAug 25
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Trump threatens Bombardier, Canadian dollar as counter-tariffs set to roll outHundreds of goods are set to be hit with counter-duties, roughly equal to the value of Canadian goods that fall under the scope of Trump's own tariffs.CanadaSep 7
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Saskatchewan braces for trade war falloutThe latest turn in the Canada US trade war is putting more industries on edge. Many in Saskatchewan are still digesting the news after trade talks broke down.EconomyAug 24
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Port of Churchill resumes grain shipments for 1st time in 6 yearsA ship is being loaded with 30,000 tonnes of wheat durum from Saskatchewan-based AGT Foods this week, destined for Europe.CanadaSep 1
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Studies show year-round shipping potential from Manitoba’s Port of ChurchillManitoba Premier Wab Kinew says studies showing year-round shipping potential from the Port of Churchill boost the case for expanding the Arctic deepsea port.EconomyAug 21
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Ontario threatened to cut off U.S. critical minerals supply. Sudbury isn’t panickingWith each development in Donald Trump's trade war, many Ontario cities have received news of tariffs on Canadian goods with panic and devastation for their local industries.CanadaSep 2
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Booze down, elbows up: Prairie politicians, consumers react as tariff war heats upThe Saskatchewan NDP are calling on Premier Scott Moe to put his elbows up and pull U.S. liquor from shelves amid the renewed trade war with the United States.PoliticsAug 24
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Train derailment in Regina rail yard under investigationA train derailment involving about 13 rail cars in Regina’s rail yard Saturday morning caused no injuries and posed no risk to public safety, CPKC says.CanadaAug 1
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Canada ‘shouldn’t be offering any concessions’ to U.S., Unifor saysIndustry insiders say companies are opting to wait and see as the clock ticks down on U.S. President Donald Trump's latest tariff deadline.CanadaAug 14
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Cost of Jansen potash mine climbs again by more than $2B, BHP saysThe price for phase two of the BHP's Jansen mine in south Saskatchewan has risen once again, this time by more than US$2 billion, according to a news release from BHP.EconomyJun 18