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STC BUS DEPOT
Have you heard the news?
The Miner-Journal is very proud to be the new STC bus depot in Esterhazy.
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The Miner-Journal is a Saskatchewan Weekly Newspaper published at the office of Koskie Publication, 606 Veterans Avenue in Esterhazy, Saskatchewan, Canada – Potash Capital of the World.
The Miner-Journal is proud to serve the Potashville area. This area includes the communities of: Esterhazy, Stockholm, Dubuc, Atwater, Bangor, Spy Hill, Tantallon, Yarbo, Gerald, Rocanville, Churchbridge, Langenburg and Bredenbury.
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Daycare tours vet clinic
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2010 February 22
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L-R: Mack Irvine looks on as Paden Oremba and Dr. Justin Noble check the heart rate of the Twin Valley Veterinarian Health Services resident dog Buster. Irvine, Oremba and 13 other children from Loveable Lou’s Childcare toured the vet clinic on Feb. 16. Photo courtesy of Twin Valley Veterinarian Health Services.
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Potash giants at legal loggerheads
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2010 February 22
by Helen Solmes
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PotashCorp has filed a billion-dollar lawsuit against Mosaic Potash Esterhazy-LP, claiming that Mosaic Co. intends to terminate an agreement dating back to 1971 before the full volume of potash owing PotashCorp is delivered.
Mosaic and its predecessor International Mineral and Chemical Corporation (IMCC) have been mining and processing product on behalf of PotashCorp and its predecessor AMAX Potash Ltd. at Mosaic’s Esterhazy mines since 1971.
The legal dispute began in May, 2009, when PotashCorp launched a claim against Mosaic asking the courts to determine the balance owing to PotashCorp. Mosaic Co. then filed its statement of defence and counterclaim in June, according to Brad Delorey, Mosaic Co. Director of Public Affairs.
On Jan. 19, Saskatoon Court of Queen’s Bench Judge Neil Gabrielson approved an amended statement of claim from Mosaic Co. In a statement of defence, Mosaic stated that the agreement should end on Aug. 30.
Legal disputes and processes such as this are part of the “normal course of business,” Delorey told The Miner-Journal.
There have been no potash transfers between the two companies since April.
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