Canada’s four Prairie grain pools have made their marriage official, trading in their Saskatchewan Wheat Pool and Agricore United ... fended off a 1997 hostile takeover bid by Manitoba Pool Elevators ...

That’s all for today. — Brian — Brian Wittal has spent over 27 years in the grain industry, including as an elevator manager and producer services representative for Alberta Wheat Pool, a regional ...

Agricore closed the elevator in 2000, and the company itself was taken over by the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool in 2007. The elevator was adjacent to a park and campground. “The people who lease it ...

The wooden elevator was built in September 1961 by Manitoba Pool Elevators to replace an elevator that had been destroyed by fire three months earlier, according to Manitoba Historical Society and ...

To most people, life in a grain elevator might seem a dusty ... Co. for blending about a million bushels of cheap Canadian wheat, officially graded as “unfit for human consumption,” with ...

To-day an understanding was reached with the result that all the elevators of the two rival organizations are now in a single pool. The Great Northern Elevator, with a capacity of 3,000,000 ...

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Sawyer will immediately take a leave of absence from her position as chair of Alberta Grains. Vice-chair Scott Jespersen will assume the role of acting chair. Sawyer, a wheat, barley and canola ...

Alberta Grains’ governance procedures dictate the vice-chair, Scott Jespersen, will assume the role of acting chair. Sawyer, a wheat and barley farmer from Acme, Alta, was elected as Alberta Grains’ ...