The Western Producer has released updated grain prices for various regions in Western Canada as of October 14, 2026. The data, provided by PDQ and owned by the Alberta Wheat Commission, offers insights into the cash grain market and related statistical information. Prices are listed in Canadian dollars per metric tonne, with variations observed across different regions.
Key grain prices include CWRS (Canada Western Red Spring), CWAD (Canada Western Amber Durum), CPSR (Canada Prairie Spring Red), and CDA (Canada Durum Amber). Peace region prices for CWRS stood at $315.09, while canola was priced at $756.44. In Northern Alberta, CWRS reached $325.87, with canola slightly higher at $756.49. Southern Alberta saw the highest CWRS price at $330.37, and canola at $770.80.
Other notable figures include North-West Saskatchewan with CWRS at $319.56 and canola at $745.11, while South-East Saskatchewan had CWRS at $302.85 and canola at $753.21. Western Manitoba reported CWRS at $310.41 and canola at $763.13, whereas Eastern Manitoba had the highest CWRS price at $326.84 and canola at $766.27.
The report encourages producers to verify basis levels with several grain companies to ensure accurate pricing in their specific areas. The data serves as a valuable resource for those involved in the grain market, providing a clear snapshot of current prices across Western Canada.