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Alberta Canola Supporting Farmers for 35 Years Strong

Alberta Canola Supporting Farmers for 35 Years Strong

New Chair Elected at Alberta Canola AGM

Over the past 35 years, Alberta Canola has played a vital role in advancing the canola industry and supporting farmers across the province. The 35th Annual General Meeting of Alberta Canola was held on January 22, 2025, in Red Deer, Alberta, marking a significant milestone for the organization. O

“Alberta Canola looks forward to another 35 years of leadership in the canola industry, continually adapting to new opportunities and challenges alongside its farmers,” said outgoing chair Roger Chevraux.

Following the AGM, the Board of Directors elected Andre Harpe of Valhalla Centre as the new Chair, while Charles Simoneau of Guy was re-elected as Vice Chair.

Harpe expressed his gratitude for Roger’s leadership, saying, “Roger has been a steadfast leader of Alberta Canola, and his dedication has been crucial in guiding the organization through many important moments in our history. On behalf of the Board and all of our farmers, I thank Roger for his service and I’m excited to continue building on the strong foundation he helped establish.”

The organization also recognized Wayne Schneider for his six years of service representing Region 6. “We extend our heartfelt thanks to Wayne for his unwavering commitment. His insights and contributions have been invaluable, and he will be greatly missed,” said Chair Roger Chevraux.

The AGM reinforced Alberta Canola’s commitment to supporting farmers and advancing the canola industry, ensuring continued growth and success in the years to come.


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