Grain Prices in Western Canada: Regional Variations Reported
As of September 24, 2026, grain prices in Western Canada have been reported by PDQ, which is owned by the Alberta Wheat Commission. The company provides information services, cash grain market prices, and related statistical data. Producers are advised to check with several grain companies for basis levels in their area.
The average grain prices at various areas in Western Canada in Canadian dollars per metric tonne are as follows:
CWRS (Canadian Western Red Spring) was priced at $13.5, CWAD (Canadian Western Amber Durum) at $13.0, CPSR (Canadian Prairie Spring Red) at $11.5, and CDA (Canadian Dark Amber) at an average of $2.
The prices for canola varied across regions, ranging from a low of $281.13 in Peace to a high of $334.22 in South Alberta. Yellow peas were also priced differently across areas, with the lowest price being $296.17 in North West Saskatchewan and the highest at $317.82 in Western Manitoba.