Back to Batoche
The Back to Batoche Festival, now known as Back to Batoche Days, began in 1970. This internationally recognized Métis cultural celebration welcomes participants from all over the world to learn the rich and resilient history of the Métis and the role played in Canadian history.
Onion Lake Annual Powwow
Onion Lake First Nation hosts their Annual Traditional Powwow on July 18 to 20 with host drum Black Bear. The opening Grand Entry is Friday July 18 at 7 p.m.
Soils For Our Future 2025 Conference: A Gathering of Global to Local Perspectives
The SOILS FOR OUR FUTURE 2025 Conference brings together three conference events; 5th Global Soil Security Conference, Canadian Society of Soil Science Annual Meeting, and International Union of Soil Sciences Division 1 – Soils In Space and Time Meeting.
Hosted by the Soil Conservation Council of Canada and the Manitoba Soil Science Society. With over 700 researchers, industry members, leaders of farmer organizations, graduate students and other attendees, the SOILS FOR OUR FUTURE 2025 Conference provides global perspective to today’s research to sustain our future.
One School One Farm Field Day
FIRST EVER One School One Farm Field Day! Host is Dr. Jeff Baker of Kâmwâtanahk Land-Based Learning Lab.
The site has a newly seeded native prairie restoration, an ecobuffer that was planted by highschool students last fall, beautiful trails, and a small lake.
All Is Spirit 2025: Festival of Indigenous Knowledge, Performance, Ceremony and Culture
Sarasa Performance Lab., Miyawata Culture Inc., and Poundmaker Museum present Kakeyo ka acakohwihk -- All is Spirit, the Festival of Indigenous Knowledge, Performance, Ceremony and Culture
Big River First Nation Annual Powwow
The Big River First Nation Empowering Our Youth and Our Children Through Song and Drum 4th Annual Powwow takes place July 22-24 with host drum Ho-Chunk Station.
6th Annual Water Gathering
Keepers of the Water and kâniyâsihk Culture Camp, 2025 'Healing on the Land' Gathering is a ceremonial and land-based gathering that brings together traditional teachings of our roles and responsibilities, connecting our body, spirits, and minds with water and land.
Regenerative Organic Oats Field Day
Join COG for a field day at Katerynych Family Farm near Richard, SK, for a hands-on look at regenerative organic practices.
Farm Tour and Grazing Workshop with Ellis Nature Centre
Young Agrarians invites you to an inspiring afternoon at Ellis Nature Centre, a non-profit hub for conservation, environmental education, and sustainable agriculture nestled in the heart of Lacombe County. With roots in the original 1906 Ellis family homestead, this vibrant site manages over 480 acres of agricultural land while advancing wildlife research, adaptive grazing practices, and community education.
She Won't Come in from the Fields
A 30-minute one-woman show and conversation about regenerative food growing and climate solutions.
Carman Research and Technology Field Day
This annual event is a showcase of cutting-edge research and technology demonstrations in agriculture. The program includes:
Field plot visits
Engaging discussions
Technology displays that highlight current research in crop development, crop management, remote sensing, and digital agriculture
Lake Country Organic Field Day
SaskOrganics is excited to be co-hosting a field day in Henribourg and Paddockwood on July 31st!
Crop tours including oats and peas, buckwheat, cover crops, robot-seeded lentils, equipment viewing including a Farmdroid robotic seeder/weeder, Einböck tine-weeder, solar installations and more.
Farm Tour and Potluck at Dunrea Farming Company
You’re invited to a Farm Tour and Potluck at Dunrea Farming Company in Margaret, Manitoba! Come out to connect with other farmers and local food enthusiasts, share a delicious potluck meal, and learn about regenerative agriculture!
Farm Tour and Potluck at Prairie Garden Seeds
You’re invited to a farm tour and potluck near North Battleford, Saskatchewan!
Spend an afternoon at Prairie Garden Seeds and meet Rachelle and Jim Ternier, the father-daughter team behind the operation, and their 2025 Young Agrarians Apprentice, Roisin Graham.
Decolonizing Ourselves: Residential School Tour and Our Future in Treaty
Please join KAIROS Prairies North for a day that will include a tour of the former Blue Quills Indian Residential School building led by survivors/Elders, lunch and learning about Treaty.
2025 Organic Grain Hub Trade Show
Discover the future of sustainable agriculture at the Organic Grain Hub Trade Show. This event brings together industry leaders, farmers, buyers, and advocates to showcase the latest in organic farming. Whether you’re looking to network or explore new market trends, this trade show is the place to connect with Canada’s thriving organic community.
AAFC Swift Current Open House
Dr. Myriam Fernandez’ Organic Research Program will have information on display indoors, and will be one of the five programs that will have some trials visited during the field tours (repeated three times throughout the day). There will also several handouts on the program for distribution, in addition to posters and various materials and equipment on display.
Organic Field & Facility Tour, Manor SK
Join SaskOrganics, TCO Chapter 4, local organic farmers and KBI Seed Processing for tours of crops, a compost/compost tea operation, presentation by Dr. Michelle Carkner, University Of Manitoba Natural Systems Agriculture and KBI cleaning facility tour! Plus lunch and networking opportunities.
2025 Canadian Organic Standards Review Q & A
The 60-day public comment period for the 2025 draft of the Canadian Organic Standards has begun! Understanding the standards and how proposed changes may affect your operation can be complex, that’s why SaskOrganics, Manitoba Organics, and Organic Alberta are teaming up to host an online Q&A session.
The Impact of Pollution and Biodiversity Loss on Women
The Commission for Environmental Cooperation invites you to a powerful and inspiring conversation on the impact of pollution and biodiversity loss on women across North America.
During this facilitated discussion, leading women experts will explore the deep connection between women and the environment. They’ll examine how environmental degradation, biodiversity loss, pollution and extreme events affect women’s access to clean air, water and food, and how these challenges directly impact their health and livelihoods.
Hear from experts from across North America and learn how supporting women and girls can contribute to the restoration and protection of communities and ecosystems, fostering health, resilience and more-sustainable local economies.
Join this conversation and discover how we can all drive positive change in our communities and across North America!
Register now and meet the panel!
Date: 4 June 2025
Time: 12:00–1:30 PM ET
This webinar will be held in English and Spanish, with simultaneous interpretation provided in English, Spanish and French.