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WATCH: Pea, lentil and bean producers in Saskatchewan are pushing for market diversification following Canada’s deal with China to remove yellow pea tariffs last month and the persisting 30 per cent tariff from India on the same product.

WATCH: As China quickly moves to import Canadian beef following the removal of a years-long ban, beef producers in Saskatchewan say they are welcoming the restored trading partner and the stability it will bring to the industry.

WATCH: As Canada reaches a deal with China to lessen and remove tariffs affecting some of Saskatchewan’s largest agricultural exports, producers are sharing their thoughts on the deal and what else they would like to see.

WATCH: Sask Oilseeds executive director Tracy Broughton says the Canada-China canola trade deal is a sense of relief and explains what it means for crop planning this growing season.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney will arrive in Beijing Wednesday to relieve relations with China that were strained for more than six years under his predecessor, Justin Trudeau. Cooperation between the two countries has been overshadowed by the detention of Michael Spavor and Michael Kovrig, the Meng Wanzhou affair and the disputes over foreign interference.

WATCH: Canola farmers and producers in Saskatchewan say they will be watching closely next week as Prime Minister Mark Carney visits China for trade talks that will include agriculture.

The federal government has announced more money to support softwood lumber producers . But in New Brunswick, some industry stakeholders worry it’s not enough and want the governing Liberals to do more. Anna Mandin reports.

DIY to-do lists may be overwhelming at times, but there are some projects you may want to consider enhancing safety or prevent future repairs. Home renovation expert Ryan Thompson takes Ross Hull through some innovative DIY projects.

BC Food and Beverage CEO James Donaldson says the new mutual recognition deal is a welcome step, but excluding alcohol leaves wineries and distillers waiting yet again. He says tax concerns have stalled progress for years, while food-safety rules still block smaller producers from selling across provinces. Donaldson adds domestic expansion is “low-hanging fruit” for...

The record number of potholes and crumbling infrastructure conditions is sending car owners to garages in droves to repair damaged vehicles. Mechanics can barely keep up. There’s a more efficient asphalt product on the market to improve pothole repairs. But as Tim Sargeant reports, many argue that a complete overhaul of the driving infrastructure is...

A Pizza Pops recall announced before Christmas has been expanded as even more Pillsbury products are now linked to a possible e-coli contamination. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) says the recall now involves several flavours of pizza pops, including three cheese, pepperoni, deluxe, and three meat. Katherine Ward has this story and more for...

‘Korinnya’ is Volya Ukrainian Dance Ensemble’s newest and most immersive production. It takes audiences on a journey through the seasons of the year and the traditions that have carried Ukrainian culture through generations. ‘Korinnya’ highlights the customs, rituals and celebrations that have shaped community life across spring, summer, fall and winter – each season brought...

Hot on the tail end of their Skeletour world tour, Ghost frontman Tobias Forge described the critically-acclaimed concert experience for fans who are yet to see it – comparing the production to that of a modern pop show and using Lady Gaga’s Mayhem Ball as an example.

We’ve all been there: We purchase cosmetics, but for whatever reason they end up in a drawer or on the top shelf, where we forget about them until long after. Although it’s not usually deliberate, it does occur. Are they still fine to use, though? Joining us to discuss beauty product timeframes, including how long...

Feb. 10 is Canada’s Agriculture Day, honouring the contributions of farmers, ranchers and producers who dedicate their lives to the nation’s agriculture sector. As Jordan Prentice tells us, one generational ranching family in southern Alberta is holding this year’s celebration especially close to their hearts.

Popular concert production recreating the iconic catalogue of beloved English rock band The Beatles, ONES – The Beatles # 1 Hits is coming to The Maritimes for two shows this year. We find out more from writer and producer Frank Zirone.

Invited to a gala celebrating the smash hit 2025 Canadian TV series ‘Heated Rivalry’ on Thursday, Prime Minister Mark Carney delivered a congratulatory speech to the series’ creators and cast. Carney commended ‘Heated Rivalry’ director Jacob Tierney for opting to produce the show in Canada, despite greater opportunities in the U.S. “I’m a politician, I’m...

Canadian beef is returning to China for the first time in years, following an import ban that had been in place since 2021. Alberta is Canada’s largest beef producer, and as Jordan Prentice tells us, local farmers are saying access to the Chinese market is a win. 

WATCH: Volya Ukrainian Dance Ensemble presents “Korinnya” at TCU Place on Saturday, February 7. Show producer and dancer Odessa Bahri says the audience will be on a journey through the seasons showcasing a variety of talent.

From Elton John to Barbara Streisand – Robbie Buchanan’s client list looks like a who’s who of the music business. For more than 50 years the North Vancouver musician has played on, produced, or arranged songs by some of the biggest artists. In “This is BC” he tells Jay Durant about how it all started.