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One worker dead after ‘fall of ground’ incident at Saskatchewan potash mineAn employee has died after an incident at the K3 potash mine in Esterhazy, Sask. on Monday. The Mosaic Company said the worker died after a “fall of ground incident,” which is a collapse of rock or earth in an underground mine. A full investigation is underway.CanadaDec 15
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Trump eyes Canadian potash as next tariff target in trade warU.S. President Donald Trump is now threatening to add Canadian potash to the list of tariffed items in his trade war. But as Jillian Piper explains, the U.S. relies heavily on Canada for the key fertilizer ingredient.Global NationalDec 8
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‘Take a breath’: Saskatchewan premier urges calm over Trump’s potash tariff threatSaskatchewan’s economy would be devastated if U.S. President Donald Trump followed through on his threat to tariff Canadian potash. But as Heather Yourex-West reports, Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is hopeful his province’s potash sector will escape unscathed.Global NationalDec 9
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Canadian potash company to build new terminal in the U.S.Saskatchewan-based potash giant Nutrien is plannign to build a massive new export terminal in Washington State instead of B.C. Aaron McArthur reports.Global News Hour at 6 BCNov 24
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Global News at 6 Saskatoon: Dec. 15A teenage girl who set fire to a fellow student at Evan Hardy Collegiate back in 2024 pleads guilty to attempted murder. A University of Saskatchewan researcher is looking at new ways to make roads in the province more resistant to winter conditions. An incident at Mosaic’s K3 potash mine has left one worker dead.Dec 15
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Global News at 6 Regina: Dec. 15Day one of budget talks for Regina City Council had a major focus on police funding. An incident at Mosaic’s K3 potash mine has left one worker dead. A teenage girl who set fire to a fellow student student at a Saskatoon public school back in 2024 pleads guilty to attempted murder.Dec 15
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Global National: Dec. 8What Air Transat and the pilots union are saying about negotiations ahead of a looming strike. Why U.S. President Donald Trump is now threatening to tariff Canadian potash. Plus, how ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ and its Korean-Canadian creator are taking the world by storm.Global NationalDec 8
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Trump’s fertilizer tariffs could have impact on North American food supplyU.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to impose severe tariffs on something else in Canada: fertilizer. With American fertilizer producers relying on Canadian potash and Canadian ones relying on American phosphate, these tariffs could threaten the North American food supply. Suzanne Lapointe reports.Global News at 6 New BrunswickDec 9
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Global News at 6 Regina: Dec. 8A potential hit to Saskatchewan Potash could be on the horizon as U.S. President Donald Trump suggests putting heavy tariffs on Canadian fertilizer. The City of Regina signs a new agreement to build a permanent food and yard waste processing facility. A look at how Saskatchewan residents are bundling up as the cold temperatures set...Dec 8
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Global News at 6 Saskatoon: Dec. 8A potential hit to Saskatchewan Potash could be on the horizon as U.S. President Donald Trump suggests putting heavy tariffs on Canadian fertilizer. Following reports of weapons being brought into St. Paul’s Hospital a Saskatoon nurse is calling on the provincial government to address safety concerns. A look at how Saskatchewan residents are bundling up...Dec 8
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Premiers and federal ministers aim over Nutrien’s U.S. export plansOne of the world’s biggest potash producers U.S. export plans isn’t sitting well in Ottawa with the federal government pushing Saskatchewan-based nutrition to change course.Nov 24
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Global News at 6 Saskatoon: Nov. 24World leading potash exporter and Saskatchewan based company Nutrien faces pushback over their pursuit of a new export terminal south of the border. One of the province’s biggest events of the year returns, the Western Canadian Agribition kicks off in Regina. A federal court ruling is allowing Frog Lake First Nation financial transparency into a...Nov 24
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Global News at 6 Regina: Nov. 24One of the province’s biggest events of the year returns, the Western Canadian Agribition kicks off in Regina. World leading potash exporter and Saskatchewan-based company Nutrien faces pushback over their pursuit of a new export terminal south of the border. A federal court ruling is allowing Frog Lake First Nation financial transparency into a 100-million-dollar...Nov 24
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Jansen Potash Mine facing further setbacks, NDP saying it’s a patternThe Jansen Potash Mine is facing another setback a stage two of the project is now set to begin two years behind schedule in 2031.Aug 19
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Saskatchewan joins Ontario, Alberta plan to study new pipelines and railwaysSaskatchewan has joined and agreement between Ontario and Alberta to explore trade and plan pipelines and new rail infrastructure. Premier Scott Moe said Tuesday the agreement is an important step in getting Saskatchewan potash, agricultural products and critical minerals to market.CanadaJul 22
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Can Canada’s potash be a trade war weapon for Trump tariffs?Canada is vowing to fight back against U.S. President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs that went into effect Tuesday, and potash could become a potent weapon in the growing trade war — but economists are urging caution. Kyle Benning has the details.CanadaMar 5
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Saskatchewan bans American alcohol in response to U.S. tariffsIn a press conference, Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe announced that, starting Wednesday, the Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority (SLGA) will stop purchasing and selling American alcohol. He added that Saskatchewan cannot afford to halt potash export to the U.S. immediately, as doing so would result in an immediate loss of jobs.Mar 5
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MMF, PADCOM reach landmark agreementThe Manitoba Metis Federation and the Potash and Agri Development Corporation of Manitoba have reached a landmark agreement.Feb 28
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Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe calls for federal electionSaskatchewan premier Scott Moe has officially called for a federal election as the federal government considers an export tariff on oil, potash and uranium.Global News at 5 ReginaDec 12, 2024
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Father son duo working in the potash mines: ‘a fantastic asset to have through those years’The Nutrien mine in the town of Allan opened in 1964, and there’s been plenty of workers in and out of the mine since then; including many from the same families. Our reporter, Josh Gwozdz, has more on how mining has become a generational industry for some.Global News at 5 SaskatoonOct 7, 2024