Matthew Tyree, operations manager of Environmental Impact Assessment and Community Engagement at SNC-Lavalin, introduced the Broadview Project to area residents during a series of public open houses held in Broadview, Grenfell, and Kipling last week. The proposed solution mine could be operational as soon as 2019.

A series of public open houses were held this past week to familiarize area residents and stakeholders of the proposed solution potash mine planned for a parcel of land 12 kilometres south of Grenfell. The mine has been dubbed the Broadview Project and has been proposed by Canada Golden Fortune Potash Corporation (CGFPC) and will […]

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