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China, Canola, and the Future of Farming - a Conversation with Saskatchewan's Ag Minister

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We’re on location at the Western Canadian Crop Production Show, an event that really highlights how important Saskatchewan’s agricultural sector is. With Premier Scott Moe currently in China advocating for Saskatchewan’s canola industry, the focus is firmly on trade and the future of farming. What are the priorities for agriculture in 2026, and how is the industry changing? Evan is joined by Saskatchewan Agriculture Minister, the Honourable David Marit.
15 Jan 9AM English Canada News Commentary

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