Better Pork Magazine Archive August 2022 Better Pork August 2022 edition features the following articles: Emergency Planning - Are you Ready?, Porcine Circovirus - Update on PCV3, Replacing Zinc - Dietary Yeast, Controlling Ileitis - Finding a Strategy, and World Pork Expo. October 2022 June 2022
Ag in the House: June 8 – 12 Thursday, June 18, 2026 During question period on June 8, a Bloc MP wanted answers related to a provision about agriculture placed inside Bill C-30, the Spring Economic Update Implementation Act. Maxime Blanchette-Joncas, the MP for Rimouski—La Matapédia, wanted to know if the government will remove parts of the... Read this article online
Competition Bureau looking at Canada’s food supply chain Thursday, June 18, 2026 Canada’s food supply chain from harvest to store shelf will be under the Competition Bureau’s microscope for the next year. The bureau announced its investigation on June 16 with a final report scheduled for release next spring. “Food prices have risen sharply in recent years, putting... Read this article online
Manitoba Pressed to Use Portage Diversion During Heavy Rains Wednesday, June 17, 2026 The Manitoba Progressive Conservatives are urging Premier Wab Kinew and Transportation and Infrastructure Minister Lisa Naylor to activate the Portage Diversion as heavy rainfall continues to threaten communities across southern Manitoba and the Interlake region. Lakeside MLA and PC... Read this article online
Canadian Meat Council Welcomes Food Security Strategy Wednesday, June 17, 2026 The Canadian Meat Council (CMC) has welcomed the federal government’s newly announced National Food Security Strategy, highlighting its support for measures designed to strengthen Canada’s domestic food processing sector. At the same time, the organization has expressed concerns about... Read this article online
Wild boar eradication efforts continue across Alberta Wednesday, June 17, 2026 Province reports nearly 600 animals removed since 2018 Alberta’s Wild Boar Control Program says efforts to eradicate invasive wild boar from the province are continuing to advance, with nearly 600 animals removed since 2018. In an update shared through the Alberta Invasive Species... Read this article online