Annual reports provide information on the Canadian Dairy Commission’s tangible achievements in terms of plans, priorities, and anticipated outcomes, as stated in the corresponding business plan summary. Annual reports a tabled in Parliament each fall.

Corporate plan summaries provide information on the objectives and performance forecast for a five-year period. They describe the programs and services that the Canadian Dairy Commission delivers to meet the commitments set out in its terms of reference and achieve the government’s priorities. The Commission tables the Corporate Plan Summary in Parliament every spring.

The Canadian Dairy Commission (CDC) annually reviews and establishes support prices for butter. Support prices are the prices at which the CDC purchases and sells butter within the framework of its various programs. The CDC ceased purchasing skim milk powder in 2017.

For more complete information on the provincial marketing boards, please contact them directly.

The Canadian dairy industry is composed of many stakeholders. To ensure smooth operation of Canada’s dairy sector, the Commission works closely with industry organizations, including:

• the Dairy Farmers of Canada
• the Dairy Processors Association of Canada
• Restaurants Canada
• Consumers' Association of Canada

The Canadian Dairy Commission offers a variety of exciting careers in a number of disciplines. Visit the Mission, mandate and values or What We Do sections to learn more about the Commission’s mandate and work.

Past Events

January 27, 2022 - Virtual event
Annual Public Meeting of the Canadian Dairy Commission

January 29, 2021 - Virtual event
Annual Public Meeting of the Canadian Dairy Commission

October

• Farm gate milk prices to be increased (October 29, 2021)

April

• Minister Bibeau announces reappointment to the Canadian Dairy Commission (April 16, 2021)

February

• Modifications to Class 4 (m) (February 1, 2021)