The latest grain prices in Western Canada, as of November 6, 2026, show variations across different regions. The data, provided by PDQ and owned by the Alberta Wheat Commission, includes average prices for several grain types in Canadian dollars per metric tonne.
In Northern Alberta, canola prices reached 691.71 CAD, while yellow peas were priced at 352.31 CAD. Southern Alberta saw slightly higher canola prices at 705.95 CAD and yellow peas at 353.19 CAD. Other regions like Northwest Saskatchewan and Southwest Saskatchewan showed canola prices of 680.65 CAD and 691.09 CAD, respectively, with yellow peas priced at 342.62 CAD and 336.18 CAD.
Eastern Manitoba recorded the highest canola price at 702.16 CAD, while Western Manitoba had canola priced at 697.73 CAD. The prices for other grains like CWRS, CWAD, CPSR, and CDA also varied significantly across the regions.
Producers are advised to check with several grain companies for the basis levels in their specific areas to get the most accurate pricing information.