Canadian potash doesn't reach farmers by accident. 365 days a year, it is mined and moved by rail for export 95% travels by rail from Saskatchewan mines Up to 2,000 km — over 3.5 days — to reach tidewater Then onward to farms around the world This is how trade is supposed to work — Canadian resources supporting global harvests through a supply chain that strengthens economies and food systems worldwide. Strong transportation infrastructure keeps this essential network moving and helps feed a growing world.

From rail reliability to port efficiency, infrastructure shapes how competitive Canadian exports are on the global stage. Canada West Foundation’s report underscores why supply chain investments play a critical role in food security and trade resilience. This analysis supports informed advocacy conversations across Canada. Read the report: cwf.ca/wp-content/uploads/20…

Potash may operate out of the spotlight, but its impact is felt everywhere. It supports thousands of workers across Saskatchewan and plays a critical role in keeping Canada competitive in global markets. A strong potash sector helps ensure long-term stability for both communities and the economy.

Saskatchewan is one of the world’s leading potash producers, and global markets rely on Canadian supply. What determines our export potential? Transportation. Reliable rail networks and modern port infrastructure ensures Canadian potash reaches global markets, reaching farmers around the world who rely on potash to grow the food the world needs.

Potash isn’t just an important Canadian export, it’s a cornerstone of Saskatchewan’s economy. Thousands of jobs depend on a strong potash sector. The industry supports local businesses, strengthens rural communities, and drives billions in economic activity. When potash succeeds, Saskatchewan grows.

Saskatchewan potash is more than a mineral, it’s a cornerstone of the provincial economy. From mine operations to local businesses, thousands of jobs depend on a strong potash sector. The industry supports families, drives billions in economic activity, and strengthens our communities. When Canadian potash thrives, Saskatchewan thrives. Our workers, our economy, and our province all benefit from a competitive, resilient industry.

Canadian potash travels thousands of kilometers from Saskatchewan before reaching farmers around the world. • 95% shipped by rail • 70% moves through the Port of Vancouver • Up to 2,000 km to reach tidewater Strong transportation networks help maintain Canada’s position as a leader in potash.

In a world facing growing uncertainty, reliable supply chains matter more than ever. Saskatchewan potash is a dependable Canadian resource that helps support global agriculture while strengthening Canada’s position as a trusted supplier. Strong supply chains start here.

Did you know potash is one of Canada’s critical minerals? Saskatchewan potash helps farmers feed the world, supports Canadian jobs, and keeps supply chains strong at home and abroad. In a changing global economy, dependable Canadian production matters more than ever. From food security to economic resilience, Saskatchewan potash helps Canada compete with confidence.

Think of Saskatchewan potash as the quiet heartbeat beneath the soil - steady, reliable, and essential. It nourishes crops, fuels global food security, and keeps the Canadian economy thriving! But that heartbeat can’t skip a beat. Smart investments in infrastructure and fair tax policies, they’re what allow Canadian potash to reach farmers worldwide, create good jobs at home, and keep our local communities thriving.

Canadian producers see much higher costs to transport Saskatchewan potash for export than foreign competitors pay. Investing in infrastructure and supply chains will keep us competitive and future-ready.

Billions invested. Thousands are employed. One goal: global competitiveness. Saskatchewan potash operations represent billions of dollars in investment, creating thousands of high-quality jobs while working to keep costs down and remain competitive on the world stage. Reliable infrastructure - from rail to ports, keeps Canadian potash moving efficiently and cost-effectively. Strong infrastructure = Strong Canadian Potash.

From deep underground to rail lines stretching across the Prairies, potash is mined and moved 365 days a year to keep farmers’ fields growing and food on plates around the world. Investing in infrastructure ensures this journey is smooth and the Canadian economy remains strong.

A growing world needs more food, and Canadian potash helps make it possible. Reliable ports, railways, and export infrastructure ensure potash from the province of Saskatchewan reaches farmers worldwide while supporting jobs at home! #TimeToDigDeeper #CanadianPotash #SupportOurWorkers

Saskatchewan potash is more than a resource, it’s a cornerstone of global agriculture. Investing in and maintaining transportation infrastructure and supply chains is key to maintaining Canada's competitive edge. Discover how infrastructure investments help keep Canadian potash moving. timetodigdeeper.com/Potash-C…

Potash is a critical mineral that provides Canada with a critical advantage. Behind every tonne of potash are hard working Canadians whose expertise drives global food security, strengthens Canada’s economy and creates opportunity across Saskatchewan. That’s worth investing in.

Saskatchewan potash is critical for the future of global agriculture - thanks to the skilled workers here at home who keep it moving. From safely operating at the mines to moving potash by rail and ship, thousands of Canadians work hard to make sure this critical mineral reaches farmers and families around the world. When we invest in the infrastructure that supports them, we invest in stronger communities, good jobs, and a more competitive Canada. Discover more at TimeToDigDeeper.com #TimeToDigDeeper #BuildOurFuture #CanadianPotash

Reliable rail lines and efficient ports help Saskatchewan potash reach the world—and support jobs right here at home. Now is the time to build and expand our ports and railways. From farmers to exporters, strong infrastructure keeps Canada competitive and connected. Let’s keep things moving. Learn more: TimeToDigDeeper.com

Have you ever wondered how Saskatchewan potash reaches farms around the world? It starts with rail—each car can carry up to 100 tonnes. Then, it’s off to port and on to global markets. When our infrastructure works well, the whole country benefits. Let’s keep it strong. #TimeToDigDeeper #CanadianPotash

Canada plays a big role in feeding the world—but we need strong supply chains to keep it that way. Port and rail disruptions put agricultural products like potash and our economy at risk. It’s time to invest in trade infrastructure that keeps Canada strong. Learn more: TimeToDigDeeper.com #TimeToDigDeeper #SupportCanadianPotash #InfrastructureMatters