BC Agriculture Council (BCAC) is the lead industry advocate for key sector-wide priorities in British Columbia.
New Report Finds Growing Financial Pressures Threaten the Long-Term Viability of BC’s Farms
Farming at the Edge examines the financial realities facing BC’s commercial farm sector. The report finds that while commercial farms continue to generate positive operating income, they face higher costs, growing debt pressures, and weaker financial resilience than producers in other major farming provinces.
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A Statement from BC Agriculture Council: What a Snap Election Means for B.C.’s Agriculture Sector
Today, Premier David Eby announced a provincial election for October 24, 2026, dissolving the Legislature. BC Agriculture Council (BCAC) respects the democratic process and the Premier's authority to call an election.
Read MoreNew Report Finds Growing Financial Pressures Threaten the Long-Term Viability of BC’s Farms
Growing structural cost disadvantages are making it increasingly difficult for many British Columbia (B.C.) farms to invest, expand, and remain competitive according to a new University of the Fraser Valley (UFV) report released today.
Read MoreBudget 2027 Consultation Report Reflects Agriculture Sector Priorities Advanced by BC Agriculture Council and Member Associations
BC Agriculture Council (BCAC) welcomes the release of the Legislative Assembly's Report on the Budget 2027 Consultation, which reflects many of the priorities advanced by B.C.'s agriculture sector through coordinated advocacy.
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