The latest grain prices in Western Canada have been released for October 30, 2026, with figures provided by PDQ, a service owned by the Alberta Wheat Commission. The data includes average prices per metric tonne for various grain types across different regions, all listed in Canadian dollars.
In Northern Alberta, prices for 1 CWRS (Canada Western Red Spring) wheat reached 303.07 CAD, while 1 CWAD (Canada Western Amber Durum) wheat was not available. Canola prices in the same region hit 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, with 1 CWAD wheat listed at 300.95 CAD. Canola prices peaked at 736.47 CAD, and yellow peas were priced at 354.15 CAD. Other regions, such as Northwest Saskatchewan and Southwest Saskatchewan, showed varying prices, with Northwest Saskatchewan reporting 297.76 CAD for 1 CWRS wheat and Southwest Saskatchewan at 286.45 CAD.
Producers are advised to check with multiple grain companies for the most accurate basis levels in their specific areas, as prices can fluctuate based on local market conditions.