Whose potash is it anyways?
By Steve Halabura Reconciliation is a personal journey. Here is mine. Let me explain. In the summer of 1900, my great-grandfather Kyrylo Halaburak and his family arrived at the rail depot at Rosthern where they were met by an agent of the Canadian government. He was...Yorkton Chamber of Commerce – An advocate at work for its members
By Juanita Polegi, ACE, Executive Director Yorkton Chamber of Commerce The definition of advocating is “to recommend or support by argument (a cause, policy, etc.)”. The Yorkton Chamber of Commerce takes its role as an advocate for the local business community...Millennial Potash’s strategic objective: African potash for African agriculture gets backing from Gabonese President Brice Oligui Nguema
Millennial Potash Corp. (TSX.V: MLP, OTCQB: MLPNF, FSE: X0D) has reached a significant milestone in its growth journey by meeting with Gabonese President Brice Oligui Nguema during a site visit to the Banio Potash license area. The visit follows a strong maiden...The legacy and evolution of safe potash mining in Saskatchewan
We’re taking it all the way back to the origin of Nutien’s Allan mine to reflect on the evolution of safety and technology in potash mining When Kelly Zeiler, construction supervisor, started working at Nutrien’s Allan Potash mine in 1977, he wasn’t the only Zeiler on...
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