China’s new 75.8% tariff on Canadian canola could devastate our farm economy — and it’s just the latest hit. Canola oil and meal, pork, peas, and other key exports are already facing barriers that are costing us jobs, crushing incomes, and threatening the future of rural communities.
Premier Scott Moe wants to point fingers at the federal government. Ottawa blames everyone but themselves. Meanwhile, Saskatchewan’s exports to China have already fallen by more than 50% year-over-year — and neither Scott Moe nor the federal government is taking the urgent, decisive action farmers need.
We have a Saskatchewan trade office in China. We’ve sent trade missions there before. So why isn’t the Premier on a plane, meeting face-to-face, and fighting for our farmers?
Enough delays. Enough excuses.
Farmers need leadership — not photo ops and finger-pointing.
Sign now to stand with Saskatchewan farmers and demand real action.