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Saskatchewan has the world’s largest potash deposits and is the largest potash producer and exporter on the globe, typically accounting for about 30 per cent of world production and hosting nearly one-half of the world’s proven potash reserves.

The Ministry of Energy and Resources (ER) is developing a new electronic registry for the issuance of mineral dispositions currently granted under the authority of The Mineral Disposition Regulations, 1986.  Information and circulars related to the development, testing and implementation of MARS will be posted here. 

Background

This section contains background information about the development of the MARS system. 

MARS Presentations

This section contains recent presentations prepared by the Ministry on the MARS system.

MARS Focus Group

This section contains information about the MARS Focus Group, which is advising ER on the development of MARS. 

Mineral Disposition Parcels

This section contains information on the electronic parcel mapping system which will be used by MARS to issue new dispositions.

Legacy Dispositions

Information about legacy dispositions can be found in this section.

Legislation and Regulation

Information regarding upcoming changes to the legislative and regulatory requirements are contained in this section.

Boundary Confirmation Point Data

This section describes how the boundaries of non-conforming legacy dispositions will be confirmed after MARS implementation.

Contact

Questions about the MARS system may be directed to Craig Zborowski with the Lands and Development Services Branch (phone:306-787-2538).



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