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Tanner Wallace-Scribner

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Saskatchewan, Yorkton
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Reporter at 620 CKRM. I cover things and stuff for people to read.

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Tanner Wallace-Scribner’s Biography

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Tanner was born in Mankota.

He began his journalism journey when he attended the Western Academy Broadcasting College for radio broadcasting and journalism in Saskatoon.

After graduation, he moved to Swift Current, where he spent the next two and a half years working as the weekend news reporter, the morning news reporter for the online news site, and host of an afternoon show on the local radio station.

From there, Tanner moved to Williams Lake, where he spent six months and then another six-m…

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Grain sector warns of costly disruptions during peak shipping season

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By Tanner Wallace-Scribner Verified
| Sask Today Verified
Canada’s grain sector is warning that even short-term transportation disruptions can carry a heavy financial toll, with a new analysis estimating losses of up to $540 million from a single week of halted rail and port activity. The report, commissioned by the Agriculture Transport Coalition, looks at the impact of labour disruptions during peak export periods. It concludes that missed sales are often unrecoverable once shipments are delayed, leaving farmers and exporters to absorb the losses.
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Beef prices continue to climb as grocers keep it front and centre

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By Tanner Wallace-Scribner Verified
| Sask Today Verified
Rising beef prices are continuing to outpace other grocery items in Canada, but industry analysts say retailers are still relying on beef to draw shoppers through the door. New analysis from market expert Kevin Grier, using Statistics Canada consumer price index data and grocery flyer trends, shows beef remains a central feature in stores despite mounting cost pressures. Food prices overall increased 4.4 per cent year over year in March, with beef leading the way at nearly 13 per cent.
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Meat sector joins trade alliance ahead of CUSMA review

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By Tanner Wallace-Scribner Verified
| Sask Today Verified
Canada’s meat processing industry is strengthening its voice on trade as the Canadian Meat Council joins the Canadian Agri-Food Trade Alliance at a key moment for exporters. The announcement comes as Canada prepares for the 2026 review of the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement, with industry groups warning that global trade conditions are becoming more complex.
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