Al-Katib is optimistic that, while these projects have been paused, Saskatchewan canola will be a renewable fuel one day. "I believe that zero-carbon fuels are achievable using Canadian canola.

The Saskatchewan government is notable for not opposing, even not commenting, on the Bunge takeover of Viterra. The government had nothing to say even though a study by some of the most respected ag ...

“Trump, JFK Jr. go to war with Saskatchewan canola” seems a headline for an unserious media source … or maybe the lampoon edition of a newspaper or credible website. It’s the kind of silly ...

First, there was the takeover of Viterra Ltd. by Bunge Ltd. , which will likely cost Saskatchewan farmers and put 200 good-paying Regina head office jobs in peril. Then, there was last week’s news ...

The canola crush project was a joint venture with AGT Foods, a Saskatchewan-based company that purchases and then processes commodities like pulse crops and grains for export. While Al-Katib ...

Saskatchewan had $27.6 billion in exports to the United States. Crude oil, potash and canola products were among the top sectors. U of Regina prof warns of risks from 'expansionist government ...

In a time of increasing demand, the Canadian province is proving to be a major force in plant-based food and ingredient processing Faced with major challenges such as climate change, a growing ...