Nutrien highlights safety and technology after Sask. mine shaft malfunction
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
Nutrien officials took media on a tour of the Cory potash mine Monday, including travelling one kilometre underground. Continue reading
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Nutrien shares jump on strong Q2 results despite ‘worst’ U.S. planting season
The Saskatoon-based company says it now estimates this year’s adjusted net earnings will be between US$2.70 and US$3 per share. Continue reading
34 workers trapped in Saskatchewan potash mine safely above ground
Nutrien says all 34 workers trapped in the Cory potash mine have been safely brought to the surface. Continue reading
Nutrien raising quarterly dividend to 45 cents US per share
Saskatoon-based Nutrien says it will pay a quarterly dividend of 45 cents US per share. Continue reading
SaskPower buys Atco’s stake in Cory Cogeneration Station
SaskPower purchases Atco’s 50 per cent stake in the Cory Cogeneration Station just outside of Saskatoon. Continue reading
Fire traps miners underground at Nutrien’s Allan, Sask., potash mine
A Nutrien spokesperson said emergency response crews were able to put the fire out and that 63 miners trapped underground have been brought to the surface. Continue reading
Nutrien cutting jobs, production at Vanscoy, Sask. potash mine
Annual production is being cut at Nutrien’s Vanscoy, Sask., potash mine, resulting in job losses. Continue reading
N.B. to purchase road salt from Sussex-area mine, creating 16 new jobs
The province announced the deal on Monday morning, saying it will be purchasing its supply of road salt from the Nutrien mine in Sussex, N.B. Continue reading
Producers not happy with changes to Saskatchewan’s potash production tax
Potash producers say they will be subject to highest royalty and tax rates in the world with changes to Saskatchewan’s potash production tax. Continue reading
Nutrien to buy Australian company Ruralco for roughly $442 million
Under the deal, Nutrien has agreed to pay $4.40 Australian dollars per Ruralco share for a total of about $469 million Australian dollars. Continue reading