Lee Stewart harvests a thick crop of yellow mustard northwest of Pense, Sask.

Mustard processor expands in southern Alberta

$30 million G.S. Dunn investment in southern Alberta mustard-milling facility leads to 70 per cent increase in processing capacity

Reading Time: 2 minutes $30 million expansion for southern Alberta mustard facility adds milling capacity to largest supplier in the world of value-added milled mustard products


Highway 22, also known as the Cowboy Trail, cuts through the Waldron ranch, as does the Oldman River north of Lundbreck, Alta. The ranch is sandwiched between the eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains and the Porcupine Hills, shown here in the background.

New coal mine proposal met with old concerns

Latest Grassy Mountain coal mining proposal continues to have its detractors in Crowsnest Pass area in Alberta

Reading Time: 3 minutes Revamped coal-mining proposal for Grassy Mountain in Crowsnest Pass continues to get push back from ranchers and conservation groups in Alberta

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Alberta cracks down on trucking industry

Alberta outcry in traffic safety leads to provincial crackdown on trucking industry with sanctions and shutdowns of commercial trucking companies and driving schools

Reading Time: 3 minutes Alberta transportation industry receives numerous sanctions and suspensions after crackdown investigation resulting from numerous bridge strikes and concerned calls and letters from concerned citizens


McCains representatives frying up some potatoes at Open Farms Days in Alberta at CP Farms

CP Farms showcases its spud production

Open Farm Days in Alberta continues to showcase importance of agriculture and agritourism to general public

Reading Time: 4 minutes CP Farms opens its doors to showcase potato production during Alberta’s Open Farm Days.

Dairy cows on a Canadian farm eating at a feed bunk. Ventilation fans are shown over top of them. Photo: John Greig

U.S. farm group supports supply management

Advocacy group hopes U.S. dairy sector starts to mirror Canadian supply management with proposed legislation

Reading Time: 4 minutes U.S. grassroots farm advocacy group pushing new agriculture legislation that would move towards supply management like Canada has for dairy industry


Farm to Table

From farmer to award-winning distiller

Rolling Hills farmer’s succession plan includes producing award-winning whisky while pursing passion

Reading Time: 4 minutes Pivot Spirits showcases transition from farmer to distiller with provincial award-winning results in Alberta for Lars Hirch

Southern Alberta grazing leaseholders fear the clock is ticking on their way of life as lease rates rise due to interest from other sectors. PHOTO: TY THORSON/SUBMITTED

Conservation groups enter grazing lease debate

Five Alberta groups ask for halt of proposed project to convert native grasslands to irrigation

Reading Time: 4 minutes The Municipal District of Taber in southern Alberta remains at a political crossroads, weighing the interests of generating revenue for public services with conserving native grasslands.



Growers faced many challenges with planting and controlling disease in winter wheat this year.

Crop estimates show mixed results

Canada seeing increase in canola production for 2025 among other crops

Reading Time: 4 minutes Crop estimates for teh 2025-26 crop year has seen increases in canola, corn for grain, oats and lentils, while seeing dips in spring wheat, durum wheat, soybeans and barley.