We offer extensive experience in potash and mining projects coupled with strong industry relationships.
We offer extensive experience in potash and mining projects coupled with strong industry relationships.
Key Contact
Shaun Kozak
306-790-4352
skozak@scottland.ca
Celeste Farrow Surface Manager |
Shaun Kozak Manager, Freehold Minerals & Special Projects |
Scott Land & Lease is the most active land company in the potash industry.
Benefit from Scott Land’s experience and in-depth knowledge of potash and mining across Canada. We acquire more potash rights than any other land company, scout new well sites, land purchases, relocations, access and feasibility for our clients and offer cradle to grave project support. As a result of our involvement in multiple potash and mining projects, we have established strong relationships with local landowners and key players in this business. Clients rely on our land services for plant sites, tailing management areas and road infrastructure in the mining industry. We provide support and specialize in surface land acquisition, freehold mineral leasing, Indigenous consultation, stakeholder engagement and project strategy.
The Scott Land & Lease team in Regina have built the top-tier land company within Saskatchewan. Their group has come to be a proven resource of talented individuals which have been the backbone of Vale’s land base growth. Land rights are equal with Geology, as they are the most important parts of any mine. Vale’s Kronau Project started with one employee onsite in Saskatchewan in 2009. Scott Land was brought on, right from the start of the project to provide local expertise and knowledge of Saskatchewan land systems, and to deliver the manpower required to speak with landowners; negotiate mineral rights leases; and build a strategy with the Vale team to deliver all necessary land issues and requirements. The Kronau project would not be at its advanced position today without the dedicated resources from Scott Land & Lease Ltd.
– Chris Hartle, Senior Geologist for Vale Potash Canada