Agribition announces renewed partnership with Canadian National Railway
Canadian Western Agribition opened on Tuesday, Nov. 25, with Scott Moe, premier of Saskatchewan, addressing attendees at this morning’s Breakfast in the Barns presented by Canadian National Railway.
The event brings together producers, industry leaders and Agribition guests for discussions highlighting Saskatchewan’s global leadership in agriculture, livestock development, and economic growth.
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In his remarks this year, Moe highlighted Saskatchewan’s growing influence on the world stage and underscored Agribition’s role as a key gathering place for both industry and community.
“For more than 50 years, Agribition has showcased Saskatchewan’s livestock on local, national, and international stages,” Moe said.
“Our province has earned its place among the world’s leading jurisdictions in livestock and forage development. We combine world-class production with the technology and innovation that keep our agriculture sector vibrant and competitive. Events like this bring people together to recognize the producers, businesses, and partners who contribute year-round to making Saskatchewan a leader in agriculture.”
The premier also recognized the organizers, volunteers,and exhibitors who help welcome more than 1,200 international visitors from more than 60 countries each year, noting that Agribition remains “a one-stop destination for education, networking and showcasing the very best our province has to offer.”
Today’s breakfast also set the stage for a major announcement from Agribition and CN. The two organizations have formally renewed their partnership for another five years, a deal valued at $575,000.
The agreement ensures the continuation of CN’s Free Admission Day and reflects the company’s ongoing commitment to supporting Agribition programming, including cornerstone events such as Grain Expo and the Beef Supreme.
“CN is proud to continue its partnership with Canadian Western Agribition,” said Patrick Lortie, senior vice-president and chief strategy and stakeholder relations officer. “This partnership reflects our shared commitment to connecting communities and helping families to experience Canada’s agriculture industry up close.”
Added Shaun Kindopp, chief executive officer of Agribition: “We’re thrilled to continue our partnership with CN for the next five years.… CN’s ongoing support helps us expand key programs and deliver an exceptional experience for everyone who comes through our gates.”
Source: www.producer.com