The Jansen Potash Mine is currently in stage one of its construction with a target date of opening in mid-2027, pushed back from the original opening date in 2026.
Now, stage two of the project is slated to begin two years behind schedule in 2031.
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Saskatchewan’s opposition says this situation is following a pattern and the government should cut the PST on construction labour to help reduce project costs.
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However, the government says PST revenues are needed to fund other social services.
Katherine Ludwig has the full story in the video above.
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