In response to the message from Albertans about the importance of privacy, the Alberta government is taking steps to enhance privacy and protections. Earlier this year, the government introduced the Alberta Privacy Management Framework and Data Ethics Framework, which emphasize “privacy by design” principles. These principles prioritize the protection of personal information in business decisions….

As many Albertans enjoyed the warm and sunny fall weather, farmers across the province were hard at work, racing against time to harvest their crops before the weather changed. RJ Sigurdson, Minister of Alberta Agriculture and Irrigation, released a statement praising the farmers for their unwavering dedication to producing high-quality crops that feed families both…

A private member’s bill aimed to prohibit supply management concessions in future trade negotiations is facing an uncertain future. On November 6, 2024, the Senate’s Foreign Affairs and International Trade Committee passed an amendment to Bill C-282, An Act to amend the Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Act, with a 10-3 vote. The…

As November marks Canada Career Month, Agriculture in the Classroom Canada (AITC-C) and its ten provincial partners are thrilled to announce a series of innovative career programs aimed at connecting youth with the diverse opportunities within the agriculture and agri-food sector. As those in the industry are well aware, agriculture today is far more than…

The Do More Agriculture Foundation (DMAF), an advocate for mental health in the agricultural sector, has announced the appointment of Merle Massie as its new Executive Director. Massie brings a wealth of experience from her tenure at the Canadian Centre for Rural and Agricultural Health. As a dedicated grain farmer at Massie Panoramic Farms in…