June 19, 2012 marked an important occasion for Germany’s K+S Group, and its subsidiary K+S Potash Canada, as the official Ground Breaking Ceremony took place at the Legacy Site, near Moose Jaw.
Early involvement of local residents and active dialogue with stakeholders is assuming increasing importance for the success of major building projects. In May 2011, for the first time, K+S Potash Canada invited people living close to the new site to a meeting in order to inform them about the Legac
June 19, 2012 marked an important occasion for Germany’s K+S Group, and its subsidiary K+S Potash Canada, as the official Ground Breaking Ceremony took place at the Legacy Site, near Moose Jaw.
Early involvement of local residents and active dialogue with stakeholders is assuming increasing importance for the success of major building projects. In May 2011, for the first time, K+S Potash Canada invited people living close to the new site to a meeting in order to inform them about the Legac