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News   -   Oct 10, 2026 Alberta farmland values rise 5.3% in first half of 2026, FCC report says
An aerial view of cultivated farmland in Alberta showing rows of crops across flat prairie terrain.

Canadian cultivated farmland values climbed 3.8 per cent in the first six months of 2026, with Alberta among the stronger performers at 5.3 per cent, according to Farm Credit Canada.

News   -   Oct 08, 2026 Institute estimates oil and gas emissions held flat as crude output hit record
Oil refinery lit up at dusk

Canada's emissions rose about one per cent in 2025 to roughly 691 megatonnes, while oil and gas emissions dipped 0.2 per cent despite record crude production, according to a Canadian Climate Institute estimate.

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News   -   Oct 10, 2026 Canadian Chamber launches tool mapping $4 trillion in export opportunities

The Canadian Chamber of Commerce has released a free interactive tool that identifies potential export markets for Canadian products across 182 countries, including a $4-trillion opportunity estimate.

by Palliser Post Staff
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News   -   Oct 10, 2026 Canadian Chamber launches tool mapping $4 trillion in export opportunities
Canadian Chamber of Commerce logo

The Canadian Chamber of Commerce has released a free interactive tool that identifies potential export markets for Canadian products across 182 countries, including a $4-trillion opportunity estimate.

by Palliser Post Staff
News   -   Oct 10, 2026 Alberta farmland values rise 5.3% in first half of 2026, FCC report says
An aerial view of cultivated farmland in Alberta showing rows of crops across flat prairie terrain.

Canadian cultivated farmland values climbed 3.8 per cent in the first six months of 2026, with Alberta among the stronger performers at 5.3 per cent, according to Farm Credit Canada.

by Palliser Post Staff
News   -   Oct 08, 2026 Institute estimates oil and gas emissions held flat as crude output hit record
Oil refinery lit up at dusk

Canada's emissions rose about one per cent in 2025 to roughly 691 megatonnes, while oil and gas emissions dipped 0.2 per cent despite record crude production, according to a Canadian Climate Institute estimate.

by Palliser Post Staff
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