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This funding, delivered over the 5 years of the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership (Sustainable CAP) agreement, will be used for project development, delivery, knowledge transfer and training, ensuring PAMI has the stability to continue to deliver its valuable services to the sector.

As the proposed Bunge-Viterra merger makes it way through the regulatory approval process of the Competition Bureau, it was a featured topic of debate in the Saskatchewan Legislature Thursday. It surfaced in Question Period when NDP Ag Critic Trent Wotherspoon accused the SaskParty government of

The opposition NDP are calling on the Saskatchewan government to publicly oppose a potential merger of agriculture giants Viterra and Bunge.

The Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan responds to a Competition Bureau report that found the proposed merger could hurt farmers.

Questions are being asked in the legislature about the significant cost of two major government infrastructure projects.

"The large animal vet practice is a very, very tough practice ... hours are long, days are long."

"The large animal vet practice is a very, very tough practice ... hours are long, days are long."

The Government of Saskatchewan is providing $13.2 million to the Western College of Veterinary Medicine (WCVM) in 2024-25, representing a $667,000 increase over last year. This funding will support high-quality veterinary medicine education in the province as well as government's commitment to subsi

The provincial government will subsidize five new spots for rural students at the Western College of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Saskatchewan.

The Sask. government invests in $300K to create a mobile skills lab to expand the workforce in agriculture in the province.