Sask Ag Today on GX94

A farm succession planner is excited about the contents of last week's federal budget.

We look at how the geopolitical freeze is keeping Canadian snowbirds at home, hear from the University of Calgary on why the American midterm results will not stop the tariffs, and check in with Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe on how the province is advancing major utility purchases to save local steel jobs.

The 37th Annual Grain Millers Harvest Showdown continues in Yorkton today.

We break down the proposed 36-billion-dollar corporate tax deduction, track Alberta's new protectionist procurement rules, and hear why a new survey shows prairie small businesses are feeling the highest level of economic anxiety in the country.

The 37th Annual Grain Millers Harvest Showdown continues in Yorkton today.

The 37th Annual Grain Millers Harvest Showdown kicks off today.

In the wake of the American midterm elections, we break down new rules prioritizing local companies for Alberta government contracts, and hear from Saskatchewan Finance Minister Jim Reiter and Trade Minister Warren Kaeding on how the province is reading the shifting political winds.

As the United States midterm elections hand control of Congress to the Democrats, we check in with business commentator Paul Martin on what the stunning shift in the political landscape means for the prairie economy, the 50 per cent import tariffs, and the future of the border standoff.

Saskatchewan's Trade Minister has commented on trade talks between Canada and the United States.

As Americans head to the polls for the midterm elections, we explore the renewed push for the Keystone X-L pipeline route, track the contradictory messaging between Washington and Ottawa, and speak with Saskatchewan Trade and Export Development Minister Warren Kaeding on how the province is navigating the geopolitical turmoil.