Canada's approach to trade with the U.S. and the imminent re-negotiation of the North American trade deal must go beyond emotional arguments and appeals to friendship - https://t.co/rSrsSnADUH @realagriculture@KelvinHeppner@RichardMadan
In this episode of The Swine it Podcast Show, Clinton Monchuk, Executive Director of Farm and Food Care Saskatchewan and Canadian Food Focus, discusses how Canadian consumers view pork production today. https://t.co/AyEdhqYJlg
Pig shipments to U.S. slow as new COOL looms
Some U.S. processors shun Canadian pigs ahead of country of origin labelling enforcement
https://t.co/95lUHzvFqr
Immigration policy that works for Vancouver, Montreal, and Toronto does not work for Brandon, Neepawa, and Norte Dame de Lourdes https://t.co/4q53t3DfyW #cdnpoli#cdnag#westcdnag
Wishing a warm retirement to Jack Dawes — a broadcasting icon in Canadian agriculture.
Jack's voice has been part of prairie farming life for generations. His passion, humour, and dedication to the ag community won’t be forgotten. Enjoy this well-earned next chapter, Jack!
#CdnAg #AgMedia #Retirement
Representing the Canadian pork industry at ANUGA 2025!
CPC's Chair and Executive Director attended this year’s edition of ANUGA, one of the world’s largest trade shows for the food industry.
Their participation provided an opportunity to strengthen relationships with international partners, promote the high standards of Canadian production, and highlight the premium quality and safety that distinguish Canadian pork in global markets.
Events like ANUGA allow CPC to continue advocating for our producers, supporting trade growth, and reinforcing Canada’s reputation as a trusted supplier of high-quality pork.
"Agriculture needs both the day-to-day victories in the field and long-term assurances from policy-makers." Well said @hsiemens@winnipegsun https://t.co/hAkX4rNRPa
Congratulations to Manitoba Pork Council on the launch of building a sustainable future.
This new sustainability framework highlights Manitoba’s leadership with clear commitments across innovation, environment, people, animal care, and sector engagement. It provides producers with goals and measurable outcomes that strengthen transparency and trust.
These efforts also align with the CPC’s national sustainability work, reflecting how provincial and national initiatives together support a strong and sustainable pork sector.
🔗 Click here to read more: https://t.co/kCxkQoZ3tK
Our relationships with our partners, customers, and suppliers in the U.S. matter now more than ever, says @CamWahoos. The renegotiation of CUSMA has already started.
The op-ed here: https://t.co/RVGzH53XiY #cdnag#agpolicy#ontag#westcdnag
Manitoba Pork thanks the federal, provincial and territorial ministers of agriculture for the opportunity to present on trade policy. Trade is their number one policy file. @CornwallHeath@MBGovAg@KAP_Manitoba