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Saskatchewan-based company with national pumping power
It’s only natural that a company headquartered in Nipawin, Saskatchewan, would know a thing or two about water and how to handle it. Located a stone’s throw from the E/B, Campbell Dam, which created nearby Tobin Lake, is the home of North Fringe Industrial...
The MacGyver Installation: Building a crane in a box
“You’ve heard of building a ship in a bottle? Well this was building a crane in a cement box!” – Kristian Electric project coordinator. When it comes to installing a customer’s crane, we at Kristian Electric are the best at what we do. Although every crane order is...
Western Potash receives key findings of Updated NI 43-101 report
Western Resources Corp. (TSX: WRX)is pleased to announce that Western Potash Corp., the company’s wholly-owned subsidiary, has received key findings from its upcoming NI 43-101 report for its Milestone Phase I Project in southern Saskatchewan. The report is based on...
Parity in potash: The inclusion growth curve
As Saskatchewan continues to rise to the forefront of the potash sector, the mining industry as a whole continues to struggle with under-representation of women. Currently, the Mining Industry Human Resource Council (2021) reports 10 per cent of roles in Saskatchewan...
The age of testing
When the legalization of marijuana was occurring, there was a significant concern in various industries. The mining industry was no different. Mining operators across the North American market did not welcome the new approval from the federal government across...
Benefits of risk management for potash producers
By Joseph MacDonald, BA, FCIP, CRM Like all organizations, potash producers pursue business objectives for the benefit of their organizations and stakeholders. But extended periods of drought disrupting reliable and sustainable supply of water for potash producers or...
Critical research and development set to enhance mine safety and productivity
Sask Polytech Digital Integration Centre of Excellence delivers underground beacon positioning system working prototype The International Minerals Innovation Institute (IMII), Nutrien, BHP, and Saskatchewan Polytechnic’s Digital Integration Centre of Excellence (DICE)...
The artistry of moving dirt – Building a brine pond: Kelly Panteluk Construction Ltd.
When passing by a highway project or a large civil project and observing the excavation and placement of some dirt, it appears like it is a relatively easy thing to do – dig here, dump there. However, in her infinite wisdom, Mother Nature did not make all dirt equal...
Processing fines prompts advances in compaction technology
Fertilizer industry producers mine ore both underground and on the earth’s surface, and chemists and process engineers utilize numerous processes to yield product for distribution on farm land. One example involves the creation of K2SO4 (SOP) through the Leblanc...
Milk Month draws the largest support for the Milk for Children Program
September is Milk Month at the Saskatoon Food Bank & Learning Centre (SFBLC). All month long the SFBLC raises awareness and funds in support of its Milk for Children Program. For the past five years Canpotex has stepped up to support this critical program by...
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