Meridian OneCap

Good equipment makes a good operation, and the right financing makes it possible.

When you lease with us, you're getting the tools you need and preserving your capital, keeping your payments predictable, and staying flexible enough to upgrade when your business needs change.

100% financing. Terms matched to your seasonal revenue. Fixed payments you can plan around.

Learn more: https://www.meridianonecap.ca/leasing-financing/equipment-leasing

Last week, the brought the industry's voice straight to Parliament Hill.

OneCap's President Hugh Swandel, who serves as Chair of the , joined CFLA President & CEO Michael Rothe and Marcel Buerkler, Director of Advocacy, at the April 21 press conference in Ottawa, calling on the federal government to act on three priorities shaping the future of Canadian business.

A conversation rooted in matters that are deeply important to the vendors, dealers, and businesses we work with every day. Strong business investment means stronger operations, better equipment, and more opportunities to grow.

We're proud to have Hugh at the table for these conversations.

Watch the full press conference: https://www.cpac.ca/headline-politics/episode/canadian-finance-and-leasing-association-holds-a-news-conference?id=fdc54953-a6ed-4242-aec7-f1d8caf7a4f4

Canadian Finance and Leasing Association Holds a News Conference The Canadian Finance and Leasing Association holds a press conference on Parliament Hill, calling for the federal government to take action on “persistently weak business investment” in Canada. (April 21, 2026) (no interpretation)

Financing that works for your operation.

OneCap builds flexible equipment programs around the industries we serve. We know the equipment, we know the market, and we know that your customers need answers quickly. So we make it easy for you to work with us, and for your customers to say yes.

https://www.meridianonecap.ca/leasing-financing

Something worth keeping an eye on if you grow durum.

North Africa is coming off one of its best growing seasons in years, and that could mean softer demand for Canadian wheat heading into 2026-27.

Keeping a handle on your costs matters more than ever.
Read the full piece by Sean Pratt via The Western Producer:
https://www.producer.com/crops/north-africas-big-durum-crop-could-limit-demand/