Kruger announces 2025 Big Assist Program winner North Halton Girls Hockey Association wins $100,000 From fields to courtrooms: How glyphosate became agriculture’s scapegoat Bayer may never have lost the scientific battle over glyphosate—but in the court of public opinion and liability, the cost of defending glyphosate has become too high Canada’s new grocery code adjudicator lays out timeline for implementation Voluntary code expected to be fully operational by Jan. 1 Ontario to loosen internal trade, remove barriers on alcohol and labour mobility Province would be first in Canada to unconditionally remove all current exceptions to interprovincial free trade Ottawa announces help for businesses hurt by U.S. tariffs Government intends to provide temporary relief for goods imported from the U.S. CFIG announces new Life Members Saputo’s Peter Bowman and Hammy’s Jim Hamilton recognized Tariffs a hot topic at CPMA 2025 Food and beverage leaders share their thoughts on the U.S.-Canada trade war Ridding milk quota system would have its downsides, farmer says Oliver Paipoonge farm operator says switching to free-market system would be one-way road to instability How Canada’s beef and pork sectors are navigating U.S., Chinese tariff challenges From exploring new markets to ramping up marketing campaigns, the industry is seeking solutions to the ongoing trade war Dairy’s best-kept secret? Trade agreements are a payday Dairy producers are routinely and generously compensated even when import quotas go largely unfilled 1 2 3 4 5 Next Last
