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A locally bought frozen ham from a pig born, raised, slaughtered and its meat sold within Manitoba. Photo: Alexis Stockford
Livestock, Markets, News

MANITOBA AG DAYS: Unmoved China tariffs worrying for Manitoba pork

Manitoba pork producers and Agriculture Minister Ron Kostyshyn have both noted lack of progress on Chinese tariffs on pork

By Miranda Leybourne January 22, 2026
Manitoba pork producers and Agriculture Minister Ron Kostyshyn have both noted lack of progress on Chinese tariffs on pork.

Canadian beef could be headed to China by next week says Agriculture Minister
Beef cattle, Livestock

Canadian beef could be headed to China by next week says Agriculture Minister

By Alexis Kienlen, Geralyn Wichers January 20, 2026
The Canadian Cattle Association (CCA) says the Chinese market will re-open to Canadian beef — though details are still scant.


Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney shakes hands with President of China Xi Jinping at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, China, on Jan. 16, 2026. Sean Kilpatrick/Pool via Reuters
Op/Ed

Pragmatism prevails for farmers in Canada-China trade talks

Canola tariff reductions and a more even-keeled trade tone with China a positive for Canadian farmers, despite risk of irritating a volatile U.S.

By Laura Rance-Unger January 19, 2026
Canada’s trade concessions from China is a good news story for Canadian farmers, even if the U.S. Trump administration may not like it.

Pods ripen in a canola field near Selkirk, Manitoba in late August, 2024. | Greg Berg photo
News

Manitoba Canola Growers Association cautiously optimistic after proposed Canada-China canola tariff relief

By Don Norman January 16, 2026
The Manitoba Canola Growers Association says proposed canola tariff relief under a Canada-China agreement is positive, but details on canola oil remain unclear.


Keystone Agricultural Producers GM Colin Hornby. Photo: Gord Gilmore
News

Keystone Agricultural Producers welcomes canola tariff relief

From a Manitoba perspective, KAP noted pork remains outside the scope of the announcement

By Don Norman January 16, 2026
KAP's general manager is encouraged by renewed diplomatic engagement between Canada and China.

There are 14,000 farmers in Alberta who grow canola on 6.7 million acres according to Alberta Canola stats. Photo: Greg Berg
Crops, News

Alberta Canola applauds China deal, calls for greater domestic consumption

By Greg Price January 16, 2026
Alberta Canola is relieved as Canada expects second-largest trading partner China to lower tariffs on canola, peas and seafood.


Photo: hrabar/iStock/Getty Images
Hogs, Livestock, News

Manitoba Pork flags unresolved pork tariffs in China deal

By Don Norman January 16, 2026
Manitoba Pork says a Canada–China trade agreement is a positive step for agriculture, but leaves 25 per cent pork tariffs unresolved.

A canola field blooms on the Canadian Prairies. Photo: File
Futures markets, Markets

No easy fix for canola as Carney meets Xi in Beijing

China’s levies continue hurting producers as calendar flips over to 2026

By Adam Peleshaty January 15, 2026
China’s tariffs push pain on farmers into 2026. Growers are hopeful for political resolution as PM's trade mission begins.


European Union Flags in a row in front of the facade of the European Commission Headquarter blowing in Brussels, Belgium. Photo: Getty Images Plus
News, Reuters

EU-Mercosur trade pact signals limits of Trump’s hardball diplomacy in Latin America

By Reuters January 13, 2026
A mega trade deal clinched between the European Union and South America’s biggest economies after a quarter-century of talks may signal the limits of the Trump administration’s pressure tactics in the region, officials and analysts said.

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News

Canadian beekeepers call for regulatory accountability

Some groups in the sector are frustrated with the Canadian Food Inspection Agency’s ban on U.S. packaged bees

By Jeff Melchior December 19, 2025
Beekeepers say the Canadian Food Inspection Agency should restore packaged U.S. bee shipments, claiming the agency isn’t following evidence.


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