Saskatchewan sits on one of the planet's largest potash reserves. Our region is home to long-running mine operations, a deep skilled trades workforce, and the infrastructure networks that move product to global markets.
Saskatchewan is not a peripheral mining region — it is the centre of the world's potash supply. Our CPDA communities sit within reach of Esterhazy, one of the highest-capacity mines on earth, meaning established supply chains, experienced workers, and a full business ecosystem are already in place.
For businesses outside the province, this represents a ready-made market for industrial services, workforce training, logistics, and technology — without the need to build from scratch.
Decades of mining history means infrastructure, supplier relationships, and community knowledge are already built and functioning.
Electricians, welders, heavy equipment operators, and engineers with direct mine-site experience available locally across the CPDA region.
Rail, highway, and logistics networks built for industrial scale — product moves efficiently from our region to export terminals and global buyers.
Food production growth drives consistent potash demand. Long-term contracts and established buyer relationships make this a reliable sector.
You don't need to own a mine to benefit from mining. The industry creates hundreds of adjacent roles — procurement, training, maintenance, technology — all accessible to businesses willing to set up in or partner with the CPDA region.
Ask About Entry Points →These organizations operate directly within or adjacent to the CPDA region. They represent established relationships, supply chain access, and partnership opportunities for incoming businesses.
The CPDA team connects outside businesses with local procurement contacts, workforce resources, site introductions, and business setup support across the region. No obligation — just a conversation.