The employees of Lanigan division achieved 1 million hours without a lost time accident on January 31, 2012.

Aurora, North Carolina – Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan Inc. (PotashCorp) today announced a $250,000 donation to the Beaufort County United Way for the PotashCorp/BCUW Hurricane Irene Fund.  The fund will be used to support relief efforts in and around Aurora, North Carolina following the hurricane that struck the American East Coast last weekend. PotashCorp has approximately 1,100 employees at its Aurora phosphate facility located in Beaufort County.

The employees of Cassidy Lake Division achieved 14 years without a lost time accident on August 22, 2011.

Sussex, New Brunswick – Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan Inc. (PotashCorp) today announced a $50,000 donation toward the purchase of state-of-the-art equipment for a new lab to be housed at Saint John Regional Hospital. Stewart Brown, General Manager of PotashCorp’s New Brunswick operations, congratulated Saint John Regional Hospital Foundation and campaign volunteers on the success of the $680,000 fundraising campaign and explained why PotashCorp got involved.

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PotashCorp is growing. A look inside PotashCorp’s CDN $7.5 billion potash expansion program.

The employees of Marseilles division achieved 8 years without a lost time accident on June 16, 2011. 

The Saskatchewan Mine Rescue Competition held in Saskatoon on Saturday June 4, 2011 sees teams from mining operations across the province grapple in a variety of events aimed at measuring their skill and proficiency in tackling emergencies. PCS Potash President Garth Moore congratulated the PotashCorp teams, coaches and support staff and thanked them for the effort and commitment they invest in safety, PotashCorp's No. 1 priority. The PotashCorp results of the competition are as follows:

The employees of Lima division and its contractors achieved 5 million hours without a lost time accident on May 8, 2011. Our pursuit of excellent safety performance stems from our respect for people. Nothing we accomplish as a company is more important than returning our people home safely. We strive to create a culture that cares — one in which safety is taken seriously and personally. So we celebrate our safety milestones while continuing to strive for even greater safety performance.

It is with great sadness that we confirm that last Sunday’s tornado in Joplin, Missouri has claimed the life of one of our employees and his two children.