Wheat elevation charges in Saskatchewan, 2026–27
The maximum each grain company filed with the Canadian Grain Commission for wheat (including durum) elevation, at its 156 licensed primary elevators in Saskatchewan. Every elevator of a company charges at most its company's figure. Figures a tonne run from $12.20 to $100.00/t.
Receiving, elevating and loading out, lowest filed maximum first
Sorted on this column only, comparing figures in the same unit; not a ranking of elevators
Filed some other way
A percentage of the grain's price, a figure without a stated unit, or a footnote instead of a figure: shown as filed, left out of the order above.
| Company (its elevators here) | Receiving, elevating and loading out |
|---|---|
| Westland Agro Ltd.Gravelbourg | See the footnote; $20.00/t |
Not offered for wheat (including durum) by: Bornhorst Seeds Ltd (4), BroadGrain Commodities Inc (1), Diefenbaker Seed Processors (1), ETG Commodities Inc. (5), Grain Millers Canada Corp. (1), Natural Specialty Crops Co., ULC (1), Rudy Agro Ltd. (1), Schluter + Maack GmbH (1), Section 12 Foods Inc. (1), The Andersons, Inc. (1).
Questions
What is the most an elevator can charge for wheat (including durum) elevation in Saskatchewan?
Filed maximums for receiving, elevating and loading out run from $12.20 to $100.00/t across the 22 company schedules that set a figure a tonne, at licensed primary elevators in Saskatchewan (Canadian Grain Commission summary, crop year 2026–27). A company may charge less, never more than it filed.
Is the filed maximum what I will pay?
Not necessarily. Licensed elevators must file their maximum charges with the Canadian Grain Commission and can’t charge more, but they may charge less, and many negotiate. Ask the elevator before you haul.
Same crop, other provinces and services
Alberta · Manitoba · drying · storage · cleaning
Other crops, elevation (handling) in Saskatchewan: oats · barley · rye · flaxseed · canola, rapeseed or mustard · corn · sunflower seed · soybeans or peas · other grains or screenings
Filed maximum charges, Canadian Grain Commission summary of licensed primary elevator charges, crop year 2026–27, updated September 15, 2026. A company may charge less than it filed, never more. How this works