NEWS
NEWS
Highly pathogenic avian Influenza in commercial poultry now in Ontario
Avian influenza has now been confirmed in Ontario with a total of 84 premises currently under quarantine across Western Canada concentrating in British Columbia. A low-pathogenic strain is in Quebec, none in the Maritimes at present. Read more
NAAAN and NCIAF unite for agriculture progress
NCIAF and NAAAN have partnered to enhance agricultural collaboration across Canada, Mexico, and the U.S., focusing on food sovereignty, technical assistance, and empowering the next generation of leaders Read more
PEIs plan to solve ag labour shortages
PEI invests $300K to tackle agriculture labour challenges, offering funding for recruitment, training, childcare, as well as workforce development under Sustainable CAP. Read more
Canada Summer Jobs applications deadline is December 19
Canada Summer Jobs 2025 supports youth employment through funded job opportunities, employers must apply by December 19, 2024, to hire youth for next summer. Read more
New law protects produce farmers from bankruptcy risks
Bill C-280 offers financial protection to Canadian fresh produce growers, safeguarding them from losses and enhancing food security with affordable fruits and vegetables for everyone. Read more
Survey highlights climate change as a key issue for Canadian farmers
A survey highlights climate change as a key issue for Canadian farmers, with many adopting sustainable practices to build resilience and combat severe weather’s impact on yields and income. Read more
