Canpotex Terminals Limited (Canpotex) announces that it has now received all required government environmental permits for its proposed potash export terminal at Prince Rupert and has signed a lease agreement with the Prince Rupert Port Authority (PRPA).

The execution of the lease agreement is an interim step in the development of Canpotex’s proposed Greenfield potash terminal on Ridley Island. 

Portland is already the largest gateway on the U.S. West Coast for bulk mineral exports, and that gateway is about to get more efficient and diversified with the expansion of the Canpotex Limited (Canpotex) potash export facility at the Port of Portland's marine Terminal 5 in the Rivergate Industrial District.

Today, Canpotex Limited (Canpotex), Canadian Pacific (CP), and the City of Saskatoon (City)  announced the funding support for the new Canpotex Train, which will be one of the main attractions at the future home of PotashCorp Playland at Kinsmen Park.  “The Train is a major attraction to the Park,” notes Steve Dechka, Canpotex’s President and Chief Executive Officer, “and Canpotex, along with our partner CP, is excited to help the City of Saskatoon cultivate this experience for Sask

In 2014, over 42 years after its first potash shipment in 1972, Canpotex Limited (Canpotex) achieved yet another milestone by supplying a total of 200 million tonnes of Saskatchewan potash to offshore customers—primarily to countries in Asia, Latin America and Oceania.