Publications

Simpson Centre Report Alberta’s role in the global Agri-food Marketplace – Part B: Illustrated Data

Alberta is the third largest exporter of agri-food products in Canada after Ontario and Saskatchewan. Alberta’s agri-food exports include both primary agricultural commodities (crops and live animals) and processed food and agricultural products (value-added exports). Using data gathered from different sources, this paper illustrates the role of Alberta in the global agri-foods marketplace considering four primary agricultural commodities (wheat, canola seed, live cattle, and pulses) and three value-added products (beef, pork, and canola oil), collectively accounting for 72 per cent of Alberta’s total agri-food exports in 2019.

Dareskedar Amsalu

Tuesday, November 02, 2021

Simpson Centre Working Paper

Simpson Centre Report Alberta’s role in the global Agri-food Marketplace – Part A: Digging Deeper

Karen Spencer, Joshua Bourassa and Guillaume Lhermie

Tuesday, November 02, 2021

Simpson Centre Working Paper

Alberta’s Argiculture GHG Emissions and Canada’s National Target

Joshua Bourassa, Karen Spencer and Guillaume Lhermie

Tuesday, November 02, 2021

Simpson Centre Working Paper

Simpson Centre Report Alberta’s role in the global Agri-food Marketplace – Part B: Illustrated Data

Simpson Centre Report Alberta’s role in the global Agri-food Marketplace – Part A: Digging Deeper

Alberta’s Argiculture GHG Emissions and Canada’s National Target

Shaping Agricultural Policies in the Anthropocene Era: What Can We Learn from the DPSIR Framework?

Interprovincial Trade Barriers in Canada: Options for Moving Forward

Strengthening Canada’s Food System by Reducing Food Waste