There was very provocative and true article that circulated in the mass media about potash this month. Given the geo-political tensions between the U.S. and Germany over NATO and the Iran War, it was a timely discussion to bring potash into the balance of power...
Buffalo Potash Engages Rheaume Engineering for Initial Production Module Design At Flagship Disley Project
Highlights Buffalo Potash has engaged Rheaume Engineering Inc. to complete engineering design of an Initial Production Module (“IPM”) for the Disley Project; The IPM represents the first of three planned production facilities at Disley, with the IPM having a design...
In a slower economy, productivity matters more than ever
By Andrea Hansen, President, Sutton Benefits & Pension Inc. Canadian businesses are facing continued pressure in 2026. Trade tensions, tariffs, and shifting supply chains continue to drive costs higher, while economic growth is expected to slow. Canada’s GDP is...
Brazil Potash Signs MOU With Gera Center for 28-Year BOOT Power Contract, Delivering ~$10 Million in Net Savings and Eliminating ~$33 Million in Upfront Construction Capital
20MW modular diesel plant serves as primary construction power for two mine shafts, converting to a 23-year emergency backup system upon commencement of operations Selected through a competitive process among 12 Amazon Region-experienced firms; 120-day mobilization to...
Manitoba’s Only Potash Mine Nears Commercial Production After Nearly 20 Years of Planning
The only potash mine in Manitoba plans to begin commercial production next month after nearly two decades of development. The $30-million facility near Harrowby, a tiny hamlet in the western Manitoba municipality of Russell-Binscarth, will begin producing and...
When inflow stops being theoretical
Three things potash operators need to know By Christopher Johnson, Geological Engineer You don’t notice mine inflow when it’s still theoretical or a discussed risk. You notice it when something underground stops behaving the way it should. A drill hole flows more than...
Haver & Boecker Niagara’s Scarabaeus Pelletizing Disc reduces CO2 emissions
Haver & Boecker Niagara offers the Scarabaeus pelletizing disc to enhance the productivity and profits of mining operations. The cutting-edge processing technology allows operations to sustainably produce iron ore pellets by reducing CO2 emissions while providing...
Canpotex helps employees grow into their next role By Saskatchewan’s Top Employers
Although she would be taking her career into uncharted territory, Jillian Willick says she had a good feeling about going to work for Canpotex Limited. “I saw it as a place to grow and make an impact globally.” Like most people from Saskatchewan, Willick knew about...
DEMOday 2026: Accelerating innovation across Saskatchewan’s mining sector
By Clyde Deletsu and Lesley McGilp, International Minerals Innovation Institute (IMII) Driving technology forward in the minerals industry As Saskatchewan’s potash and broader minerals sector continue to evolve, the demand for safer, more reliable, and more...
Banio Potash: Advancing a feasibility study for a potential new Atlantic supplier
By Farhad Abasov, Chairman, Millennial Potash In February 2026, Brazil’s granular MOP market was trading between US$365 and US$395 per tonne CFR, as buyers evaluated delivered cost into Mato Grosso, one of Brazil’s largest agricultural producing regions, ahead of...
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