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Grain elevators in Winnipeg, Manitoba

3 licensed primary elevators, run by 3 different companies, with 170,810 t of storage between them, on CN and CPKC rail. 10 more elevators within 50 km.

3elevators in town
3companies
170,810 tof storage
10more within 50 km
The elevators
CompanyStorageRailCheck
Paterson Grain121,000 tCN 100+ car spotsPayment protection · Filed charges · Your rights
Malteurop Canada Ltd.48,990 tCN 100+ car spotsPayment protection · Your rights
ADM Agri-Industries Company820 tCPKC < 25 car spotsPayment protection · Filed charges · Your rights

Storage is the licensed capacity. Payment protection, filed charges and your rights open for each company where its name clearly matches the Grain Commission's lists.

Within 50 km
  • 13kmSouth Lakes MBRichardson Pioneer Limited
  • 16kmRosser MBBunge Canada
  • 28kmDugald MBParrish & Heimbecker, Limited
  • 33kmGlenlea MBG3 Canada Limited
  • 38kmStarbuck MBRichardson Pioneer Limited
  • 39kmSte Agathe MBBunge Canada
  • 46kmElie MBPrairie Flour Mills Ltd.
  • 48kmBeausejour MBAgri-Tel Grain Limited · BP & Sons Grain and Storage Inc.

Straight-line distance from the town's elevators; roads are longer.

What these companies filed to charge
CompanyWheat, elevationCanola, elevation
Paterson Grain Div. of Pat. GlobalFoods Inc. (Alberta)$15.99/t$0.51 below the middle$18.00/tthe middle
ADM Agri-Industries Company$12.20/t$4.30 below the middle$10.00/t$8.00 below the middle

The charge each company filed with the Canadian Grain Commission to receive, elevate and load out a tonne, as of September 15, 2026; the middle of all companies' filings: wheat $16.50/t, canola $18.00/t. A company files one charge for its elevators, so it may differ at a given site by agreement. Every company's charges.

This season's weather here

The 2026 season, May 1 to September 30, at Winnipeg The Forks (4 km from the elevators), against the same station's own past seasons.

Week by week

May 1 to May 7: 1 mm, average 4 mmMay 8 to May 14: 1 mm, average 10 mmMay 15 to May 21: 9 mm, average 22 mmMay 22 to May 28: 5 mm, average 16 mmMay 29 to Jun 4: 33 mm, average 19 mmJun 5 to Jun 11: 127 mm, average 15 mmJun 12 to Jun 18: 16 mm, average 20 mmJun 19 to Jun 25: 23 mm, average 19 mmJun 26 to Jul 2: 33 mm, average 12 mmJul 3 to Jul 9: 12 mm, average 14 mmJul 10 to Jul 16: 11 mm, average 14 mmJul 17 to Jul 23: 2 mm, average 17 mmJul 24 to Jul 30: 14 mm, average 15 mmJul 31 to Aug 6: 2 mm, average 10 mmAug 7 to Aug 13: 0 mm, average 10 mmAug 14 to Aug 20: 31 mm, average 26 mmAug 21 to Aug 27: 11 mm, average 14 mmAug 28 to Sep 3: 9 mm, average 11 mmSep 4 to Sep 10: 67 mm, average 9 mmSep 11 to Sep 17: 26 mm, average 11 mmSep 18 to Sep 24: 10 mm, average 16 mmSep 25 to Sep 30: 23 mm, average 8 mm
Under half the week's averageAround averageOver 1.5 timesThe week's average

7 of the 22 weeks had under half their usual rain. In an average season here, 10 do: rain comes in a few storms. The longest run of them: May 1 to May 28, 4 weeks in a row (3.7 on average).

Rain since May 1467 mm150% of the station's average
Heat (growing degree days)2,000102% of average
First fall frostNone by Sep 30at the station, 0 °C or colder
Drought MonitorNo droughtSeptember

Based on Environment and Climate Change Canada data; drought: Canadian Drought Monitor, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada. One station, not your field. The season's rain day by day.

Latest prices in the province
  • Canola$775.14/t
  • Wheat$324.82/t
  • Oats$282.06/t
  • Soybeans$592.31/t

Manitoba's weekly farmer net cash return at a Winnipeg elevator, October 9, 2026: a provincial figure, not these elevators' bids. Source: Contains information from the Government of Manitoba, licensed under the OpenMB Information and Data Use Licence. Manitoba prices since 2016.

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