/ We’re committed to being a good neighbour
We take pride in working hard to make positive impacts in local communities.
What does it mean to be a good neighbour?
Being a good neighbor means considering others.
We strive to be respectful, aware, and approachable. We aim to do the right thing, and to always keep in mind the full lifecycle of our projects. Being a good neighbour is a vital part of who we are, helping us operate in Saskatchewan for years to come.
We demonstrate our commitment to being a good neighbour through:
Community Partnerships
We seek to build meaningful and purposeful community investment partnerships that will positively impact our neighbours for generations to come. We encourage volunteerism, supporting our employees so that they can give back in a fulfilling way.
We feel differently about community investment. For us, it’s less about “donations” or “sponsorships,” and more about adding purpose to everything we say and do. Together with our partners, we’re able to build stronger communities through purposeful action.
Environment
We demonstrate responsible environmental stewardship in our operations. We consider the full lifecycle of our facilities, with the goal of future-oriented development, protecting local biodiversity, and proactively managing environmental outcomes.
We identify and assess potential interactions of our business with people and the environment, applying appropriate mitigation measures, and actively monitoring and managing our operations at all stages to ensure protection of the areas we work in.
Indigenous Relations
We are committed to building and maintaining meaningful relationships with local Indigenous Peoples and communities in the regions were K+S Potash Canada operates.
We strive to engage local Indigenous communities in all areas of our business. As an employer, we aim to create an inclusive and diverse workforce that is representative of Indigenous Peoples in the areas in which we work. Through our procurement practices we continuously look to build opportunities for Indigenous businesses. Within our supply chain and within our community investment initiatives we support local Indigenous communities and other Indigenous-led organizations in Saskatchewan.
K+S Potash Canada is committed to developing and sustaining positive relationships with local Indigenous people and communities by proactively exploring ways to continually improve upon our work throughout a broad spectrum of our daily business activities.
Mutual Aide in Action
After three years of planning, a formal aid agreement between our Emergency Response Team (ERT) and the RM and Village of Bethune took effect in July 2025. Through this commitment, K+S promises to provide a full range of emergency services when able including medical aid, firefighting (including wildfires), hazardous materials response, and technical rescue operations such as rope, confined space, trench, vehicle extrication, and water rescue. The coverage area spans nearly 200 square kilometers of the RM of Dufferin, including the Village of Bethune, and is activated when the Bethune Fire Department contacts the ERT directly.