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Potash has made international headlines recently over BHP's attempt at a hostile take-over of PotashCorp. However, the Australian company's $40 million dollar bid was halted by Industry Minister Tony Clement, but BHP has 30-days to reconsider its offer, meaning the debate over one of the world's hottest commodities isn't over yet.
We have, approximately, a 500 year supply of potash. We are home to half of the world's potash. It is in our territory so obviously we have to rethink how we want to shape the future of our province and First Nations people need to be involved," Chief [Guy Lonechild] said.
Chief Lonechild added that First Nations people are the fastest growing community. "It's important for young people to say there are opportunities here at home in Saskatchewan. They don't h...
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COUR SUPRêME DU CANADA
Référence : Nouveau-Brunswick (Commission des droits de la personne) c. Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan Inc.,
2008 CSC 45
D...
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We're very encouraged to see companies like Western Potash carrying out the potash drilling programs," John Fox, assistant deputy minister of Science, Technology, Energy and Mines, said.
"Potash was originally discovered in Manitoba back in the 1950s, but more information still needs to be gathered in the exploratory phase to firm up what the potash resource looks like in Manitoba.
[Patricio Varas] said a clear indication that new potash production may be in the offing is the fact that last month BHP Billiton made a $284 million offer to buy Anglo Potash, a Calgary exploration company with 1.5 million acres of exploration rights in Saskatchewan.
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Potash, once a relatively obscure commodity, became the unlikely centre of a foreign investment review controversy in Canada in 2010 as the Canadian G...
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SUPREME COURT OF CANADA
Citation: New Brunswick (Human Rights Commission) v. Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan Inc., 2008 SCC 45
Date: 20080718
Dock...
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SUPREME COURT OF
CANADA
Central Canada Potash, etc., [1979] 1 S.C.R. 42
Date: 1978-10-03
Central Canada Potash Co. Limited and The Attorney General o...
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We're not there yet. Potash Corp., the world's largest potash producer and the second and third largest producer of nitrogen and phosphate, three key crop nutrients, presented poor quarterly results this week. For this industry, weak results in Q3 means 2009 is a write-off and most hope fertilizer buyers will come off the sidelines next year.
who can entirely blame the farmers? The price of potash remained at very low levels for decades and farmers grew comfortable with affordable, predictable fertilizer prices.
When global demand for nutrients skyrocketed last year, fertilizer producers took full advantage and the price climbed to $1,000 (US) per tonne. As a result, last year's predicament provided exceptional value to investors and shareholders, but little to farmers.
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Date: 20031208
Docket: A-61-03
Citation: 2003 FCA 471
CORAM: ROTHSTEIN J.A.
SHARLOW J.A.
MALONE J.A.
BETWEEN:
HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN
Appellant
and
POT...
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A potash mine expansion in Saskatchewan could greatly benefit job hunters and housing construction companies in small western Manitoba communities such as St. Lazare, Russell and even Virden. Last November, Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan Inc. announced plans to expand its Rocanville mine and mill, boosting capacity at the mine by two million tonnes a year.
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Date : 20031208
Dossier : A-61-03
Référence : 2003 CAF 471
CORAM : LE JUGE ROTHSTEIN
LA JUGE SHARLOW
LE JUGE MALONE
ENTRE :
SA MAJEST&E...