Only one of these containers of honey, the BeeMaid on the  left, is truly a product of Canada, even though all the labels say  Canada No. 1. The Canadian Honey Council, along with provincial  beekeepers, want consumers to choose domestic product over imports masquerading as Canadian honey. Photo: Karen Briere

Beekeepers call foul on fake honey

Canada’s beekeepers say the stubborn flow of adulterated honey hasn’t gone away, and it risks compromising both domestic honey producers and crop pollination

Canada’s beekeepers say the stubborn flow of adulterated honey hasn’t gone away, and it risks compromising both domestic honey producers and crop pollination.






Wheat harvest in Binscarth, Manitoba on Sept. 25, 2025. Photo: Greg Berg

The poetic epic of Manitoba farming 2025

Former Manitoba Co-operator editor John Morriss returns for his yearly poetic sum up of the farming year and look ahead into 2026

Former Manitoba Co-operator editor John Morriss returns for his yearly poetic sum up of the farming year and look ahead into 2026.