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$1M Donation to Food Security in Saskatchewan
Bethune, Saskatchewan – On Wednesday September 11th, K+S Potash Canada (K+S) announce a $1 million dollar donation in support of food security for families in Saskatchewan. A significant donation of $500,000 each to the new Saskatoon and Regina Food Bank facilities represents one of the largest combined donations in the community for K+S since 2017. […]
Enriching Life: Sustainably
K+S Potash Canada shares its sustainability practices in new Community Report.
Our response to COVID-19
The corona crisis is keeping us all on edge. The situation is constantly changing. In some industries, sales have dropped overnight. It is different for us, because we manufacture products that are essential for people.
K+S Potash Canada pledges $225,000 to the Children’s Wish Foundation over the next three years
The Children’s Wish Foundation of Canada, Saskatchewan Chapter, is pleased to announce a $225,000 gift from K+S Potash Canada.
Western Development Museum Moose Jaw Announces Partnership with K+S Potash Canada
The Western Development Museum – Moose Jaw (WDM) announced today a ten-year sponsorship agreement with K+S Potash Canada (KSPC) for the newly named K+S Potash Canada Short Line 101.
K+S Potash Canada Partners with Ducks Unlimited to Execute Landmark $2.8M Wetland Offset Project Based on Saskatchewan Environment Ministry Guidelines
Saskatchewan’s newest solution potash mine may draw its product from underground, but the company that built it is already looking to the sky to give back to its employees and the people of the province.
K+S Celebrates opening of Bethune mine with $1 million gift to STARS
Saskatchewan’s newest solution potash mine may draw its product from underground, but the company that built it is already looking to the sky to give back to its employees and the people of the province.
KSPC Title Sponsor of MS Bike Tour Events in Saskatchewan
KSPC was the title sponsor of two cycling events in Saskatchewan this fall that raised a total of $435,000 for multiple sclerosis (MS) research and programming in Canada.
Unprecedented Grassland Offset Project in Saskatchewan results from Multi-partner Collaboration
A new science-based method to calculate habitat offsets has resulted in K+S Potash Canada making the largest known industry investment in grassland habitat offset in Saskatchewan.
KSPC Supports Community with New Road Grader and Hall Sponsorship
KSPC is supporting the communities where we operate and working together to address common issues.
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