Grain prices in Western Canada showed varied trends as of October 30, 2026, according to data provided by PDQ, a service owned by the Alberta Wheat Commission. The figures reflect average prices per metric tonne in Canadian dollars across different regions, with notable differences in values for key commodities like wheat, peas, and canola.
In Northern Alberta, prices for 1 CWRS wheat reached 303.07 CAD, while 1 CWAD wheat was not available. Canola prices stood at 724.81 CAD, and yellow peas were priced at 353.40 CAD. Southern Alberta saw slightly higher prices for 1 CWRS wheat at 306.04 CAD and 1 CWAD wheat at 300.95 CAD, with canola at 736.47 CAD and yellow peas at 354.15 CAD.
Saskatchewan and Manitoba also displayed regional variations. For instance, in Northwest Saskatchewan, 1 CWRS wheat was priced at 297.76 CAD, and canola at 711.63 CAD. Eastern Manitoba recorded the highest canola price at 734.09 CAD, with yellow peas at 314.34 CAD. Producers are advised to verify basis levels with local grain companies for more accurate pricing in their specific areas.