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Should B.C.'s Minimum-Wage Increases Be Tied to Inflation?

Minimum Wage · British Columbia

Should B.C.'s Minimum-Wage Increases Be Tied to Inflation?

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British Columbia's Labour Ministry says the province's lowest paid workers are getting a pay bump as of Sunday.See the Story

Canadian greenhouse grower earns awards for flavor

Leamington · Leamington

Canadian greenhouse grower earns awards for flavor

Canadian greenhouse grower earns awards for flavor See the Story

Apple growers vote on marketing commission

Apple · Victoria

Apple growers vote on marketing commission

BC apple growers will soon vote whether or not to establish an apple marketing commission, following a public consultation this spring led by Inner Harbour Consulting Inc. “A recent survey of apple producers, conducted from March 15 to April 4, 2025, indicated support for such a commission,” a May 28 memo to growers from Inner … Source Read Article

Fraser Valley recycles ag plastics

A long-standing plastics recycling program in the District of Kent is expanding to the Fraser Valley at large with the backing of the provincial and federal governments. Cleanfarms, which has worked with dairy farmers in the District of Kent to recycle agricultural plastics since 2023, has now partnered with the Fraser Valley Regional District (FVRD) … SourceFraser Valley · Fraser Valley Read Article

Algoma comes to BC

Canada’s largest independent apple grower is moving into BC following the purchase of the last remaining assets of BC Tree Fruits Co-op to Penticton construction and development company Wildstone Construction Group. Wildstone paid $22.75 million for BC Tree Fruits’ newly renovated packinghouse in Oliver, as well as receiving stations in Summerland and Keremeos in a … SourcePenticton · Penticton Read Article

Study promotes beneficial fire

Fighting fire with fire is the focus of Beneficial Fire in BC, a report released this month by the Polis Group at the University of Victoria. “The idea of beneficial fire means that there is some fire on the landscape that has positive effects on ecosystems and helps pull us away from catastrophic fire,” explains … SourceVictoria, British Columbia · Victoria Read Article

Driediger Farms for sale

Well-known Langley berry grower Driediger Farms is for sale. “I’ve been looking at different options for selling for the past couple of years. But I just decided this is the time,” says owner Rhonda Driediger. “I have some other projects I want to do and I can’t really do them and live where I want … SourceLangley, British Columbia · Langley Read Article

Arts leads BCFGA forward

A combination of organizational management and practical farming experience has primed the new executive director of the BC Fruit Growers Association to lead the industry forward. Summerland grower Adrian Arts was named BCFGA’s executive director on April 24 following the departure of former general manager Melissa Tesche, who left to head the Okanagan Basin Water … SourceSummerland, British Columbia · Summerland Read Article

BC mourns sheep advocate

A tireless advocate for the BC sheep sector has died. Barbara Ydenberg of Wind’s Reach Farm in Langley passed away April 26 following an incredibly short battle with cancer. Born in California, Ydenberg moved to BC with her family to a farm near Fort Langley in 1971. She joined Pony Club and rode in many … SourceLangley, British Columbia · Langley Read Article

Bee health workshops highlight fresh dangers of predators and diseases

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Bee Health Workshops have been held in three venues in Ulster, sponsored by the Ulster Beekeepers Association, and are always valuable in bringing…Health See the Story

Milk board undertakes review

A public consultation on the powers and duties of the BC Milk Marketing Board is underway as part of a triennial review required by the British Columbia Milk Marketing Board Regulation. The consultation invites comment from stakeholders on whether the board’s powers are “adequate and appropriate” and if there should be any changes or additional … SourceBritish Columbia · British Columbia Read Article

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