Residents in the Shellbrook, Sask., area were ordered to immediately evacuate Friday night, May 29, due to a fast-moving wildfire.

As of May 29, at least 50 rural municipalities had declared fire bans as much of the province remained under extremely high risk of fire.

Farm cash receipts surpass $100 billion; net income falls Canadian farm cash receipts surpassed the $100 billion in 2025 — the 100th year of official counting. Statistics Canada first began collecting ...

High heat and persistent winds are adding stress to crops, as producers across Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta race to finish seeding.

SOYBEAN futures at the Chicago Board of Trade were lower Friday, but there were sharp increases in soyoil. Crude oil fell back as the United States and Iran moved toward their peace agreement reached ...

The organic plots at the Swift Current Research Centre were torn up May 28, despite calls to reverse planned cuts to ag research stations.

Intercontinental Exchange canola futures cannot hold on to their earlier gains on Friday, as profit-taking weighs on values. More pressure came from the weekend weather forecast showing much of the ...

Warm and dry conditions allowed for increased seeding progress in Alberta during the week ended May 26, according to the latest provincial crop report released Friday.

Intercontinental Exchange canola futures were struggling to maintain its rally at mid-session Friday. Values were pushed higher by a lack of farmer selling and extreme heat across the Prairies, an ...

Isocycloseram will power five separate insecticide products for use in corn, cotton, vegetables, tree fruit, cereals and more.

In an increasingly fragmented global economy, improving market access, enhancing trade resilience and supporting the international competitiveness of Canadian businesses are essential for sustaining ...

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has confirmed to Saskatchewan cattle producers it won’t introduce new traceability ...