After a full review of its feed business, Federated Co-operatives Limited (FCL) is consolidating feed production from six facilities across the Prairies to three.

The Wastewater Improvement Project (WIP) was singled out as an industry-leading environmental initiative at the Saskatchewan Association of Watersheds Annual Conference.                      

The Co-op Refinery Complex (CRC) is investing $128 million over the next 45 days as Sections IV and V of the Refinery are taken down for repairs, maintenance and upgrades.

Farm fuel distributed through Co-op Cardlocks across Saskatchewan and Manitoba will be exempt from the Federal Fuel Charge, commonly referred to as the carbon levy.

In 90 years of annual meetings, Federated Co-operatives Limited delegates have witnessed the business’s evolution. What hasn’t changed, though, is that FCL has always invested its profits in Western Canada.

FCL is investing $41.8 million to build a new state-of-the-art, high-throughput fertilizer terminal near Grassy Lake, Alta.

The Co-op Refinery Complex’s (CRC) Wastewater Improvement Project (WIP) has once again been singled out for environmental excellence at a special reception in Regina on Jan. 30.

Entering its fifth year, Co-op Community Spaces is dedicating $2 million in funding and is accepting applications for capital projects bringing Western Canadian communities together.  

FCL has reached a new four-year agreement with employees at two Calgary distribution centres.