Sask Ag Today on GX94

Saskatchewan's Trade Minister has commented on trade talks between Canada and the United States.

As Americans head to the polls for the midterm elections, we explore the renewed push for the Keystone X-L pipeline route, track the contradictory messaging between Washington and Ottawa, and speak with Saskatchewan Trade and Export Development Minister Warren Kaeding on how the province is navigating the geopolitical turmoil.

Agriculture Week has kicked off in Yorkton.

We break down the official rollout of the White House's modified tariffs, track a major interprovincial trade push by prairie chambers of commerce, and speak with Regina Airport Authority C-E-O James Bogusz about why cross-border travel demand is bucking the political trend.

There's been more comments on the future of the Indian Head and Scott Research Farms.

As the United States Senate symbolically votes to strip the president of his tariff powers, Canada officially pivots toward the European Union with a major trade summit in Ottawa. We also explore the push for overseas diversification with Apertera C-E-O Gary Kalaci, who explains why prairie exporters are increasingly eager to end their reliance on the American market.

Saskatchewan's Agriculture Minister has explained changes to the allocation approach for agricultural Crown land leases.

We explore the catastrophic warnings coming from the North American automotive sector, examine growing provincial friction ahead of the Canada-European Union summit, and hear from Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe on leveraging economic strength and critical infrastructure laws to weather the geopolitical storm.

Agriculture was brought up in yesterday's Saskatchewan Throne Speech.

Ottawa is throwing cold water on a quick end to the cross-border trade war as Washington adds Canadian municipal waste to its list of punishing import bans. Here at home, Saskatchewan politicians clash over the rising cost of living while rural municipalities plead for infrastructure funding to weather the economic storm.

There's speculation that the Bank of Canada could change its interest rate tomorrow.

We examine how shifting border tariffs are squeezing farmers in the Dakotas during harvest season, review a new legal roadblock for domestic infrastructure projects, and hear from Jon Tupper on Alberta's push to repeal the federal oil tanker ban to boost overseas exports.

Cattle futures are expected to remain high for the rest of the year.

We break down a sudden border tariff reshuffle that is crushing the Canadian flooring sector, explore why Washington is blaming Alberta for the delayed talks, and hear why Canadian business leaders and portfolio managers say the era of American trade complacency is officially over.

Harvest is finally starting to wrap up on the east side of Saskatchewan.

Montana Democratic Senate candidate Alani Bankhead explains why the tariffs are causing reliable conservative voters to jump ship. We also check in with Winnipeg portfolio manager Adam Pukalo, who breaks down why the stock market is surging despite the relentless geopolitical chaos and looming election.

Another court appearance for three people arrested in Shoal Lake on charges related to break-ins.

We break down the massive nine-billion-dollar steel and auto bailout announced by Ottawa and Ontario, explore the push for east-west trade on the Prairies, and feature an in-depth interview with Montana Democratic Senate candidate Alani Bankhead on the severe logistical and financial squeeze hitting border states.

The latest Manitoba crop report/ Trade dispute continues to create uncertainty in the agriculture sector/ and more!

We examine the national unity boost following Alberta's decisive referendum vote, track Ottawa’s threat to force the sale of Stelco’s assets, hear from Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith on east-west trade, and review how Manitoba is rerouting agricultural exports to Asia.