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 is honoured to be named one of Saskatchewan’s Top Employers for the fifth year in a row. This designation follows KSPC being named one of Canada’s Top 100 Employers for 2018 in November.
Saskatoon, SK – K+S Potash Canada’s (KSPC) Holiday Click Campaign has returned for the 2017 holiday season. From December 11 – 22, 2017, KSPC will be hosting their fifth online, crowd-sourced holiday giving campaign.
Port Moody, BC – On October 24, the first ship carrying product from K+S Potash Canada’s (KSPC) Bethune mine left its potash handling and storage facility at Pacific Coast Terminals (PCT) in Port Moody, BC. The ship was loaded with 30,000 tonnes of potash and will supply customers in Asia.
Port Moody, BC – Yesterday, the first large rail transport with a total of 122 rail cars from the Bethune mine in Saskatchewan arrived at K+S Potash Canada’s (KSPC) potash handling and storage facility in Port Moody, BC.
Port Moody, BC – Today, K+S Potash Canada (KSPC) and Pacific Coast Terminals (PCT) celebrate the opening of a state-of-the-art potash handling and storage facility at PCT’s Port Moody terminal.
Today, K+S Potash Canada (KSPC) is pleased to accept their first domestic rail cars built by National Steel Car (NSC) in Hamilton, Ontario, the same manufacturer that produced the company’s international fleet last fall.
Earlier than expected, K+S has produced the first tonnes of marketable potash in its new Bethune potash mine in Saskatchewan.
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.
On May 2, 2017, K+S Potash Canada celebrated the Grand Opening of the Legacy mine, which is now renamed Bethune.