Saskatoon, Saskatchewan – Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan Inc. (PotashCorp) today released the results of its 2011 Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) performance on its company website. The results reflect the company's Economic, Environmental, and Social performance against measures set forth in GRI's updated G3.1 framework.  Although the company has reported on its sustainability performance using the GRI framework since 2002, this is the first year the GRI has been presented alongside the integrated Online Annual Report as a part of the company's online annual reporting framework. PotashCorp will not issue a standalone sustainability report for 2011. PotashCorp chose to adopt GRI's updated G3.1 framework – which puts greater emphasis on community impacts, human rights and gender equality than previous editions – as part of the company’s commitment to transparency and accountability. PotashCorp's 2011 GRI performance, as well as an integrated discussion of company goals and strategies, can be viewed at www.potashcorp.com/annual_reports/2011/gri.Watch for expanded sustainability coverage on our website coming soon.

The employees of Allan division achieved two million hours without a lost time incident as of May 12, 2012.

Our pursuit of excellent safety performance stems from our respect for people. Nothing we accomplish as a company is more important than returning our people home safely. We strive to create a culture that cares — one in which safety is taken seriously and personally. So we celebrate our safety milestones while continuing to strive for even greater safety performance.

(Right) Wayne Brownlee, PotashCorp Executive Vice President and CFO; (Left) Daphne Taras, Dean of ESB and (Back Left) Lionel Labelle, President and CEO STEP with Edwards School of Business students before embarking on a tour of the Middle East

Work is underway on a new medical laboratory at Trinidad’s Couva District Health Facility, thanks to a donation of more than USD $3.5 million from PotashCorp (PCS Nitrogen Trinidad). The lab will be able to test blood in four main areas: complete blood count, blood glucose, renal and liver function.

From L to R: Dana Folkersen, Executive Director REACH and Rhonda Speiss, Manager of Corporate Philanthropy, PotashCorp.

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan – Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan Inc. (PotashCorp) today announced a commitment of $50,000 to CHEP Good Food Inc. to help create a Community Kitchen at Station 20 West.  “As the world’s leading producer of fertilizer, PotashCorp understands the critical role access to nutritious food plays in growing healthy communities,” said Denita Stann, Vice President, Investor and Public Relations. “PotashCorp is proud to support CHEP’s Community Kitchen, making it possible for families, neighbours and friends to cook nutritious food together and experience the positive effects healthy eating has on the community.”“The Centre will serve as a food hub with good, healthy food rippling out all over the city – to schools, to community groups, to families and children,” said Ann Neufeld, Treasurer of CHEP Good Food Inc. “The kitchen will build on CHEP’s social enterprise approach to food - an approach that believes in the long-term benefits of a hand-up rather than a hand-out.”PotashCorp presented the donation to CHEP Good Food Inc. at the seventh annual “Think Global Eat Local” fundraiser dinner held on Friday evening at the Hilton Garden Inn.The gala event was organized by Health Everywhere, a multi-disciplinary group of university students and professionals based out of the University of Saskatchewan who promote awareness of global health issues and work to improve access to health care.The evening featured auctions, entertainment and music with proceeds raised going towards CHEP’s community kitchen and CHEP’s nutrition and food security programs.CHEP Good Food Inc. is a non-profit organization that sponsors nutrition and food security programs throughout Saskatoon.

The Spring 2012 issue of Field Reports includes a review of PotashCorp’s ability to meet rising demand for its three crop nutrients – potash, phosphate and nitrogen – and how the company’s brownfield mine expansions are key to production capability and providing customers with potash for the long term. In addition to announcing the winners of the Pigskin Pick’em Challenge this issue also discusses the role of proper fertilization in rebuilding grain inventories and how rising meat and aquaculture production requires increased use of feed products. Field Reports also includes information on the market factors affecting your business.

From L to R: Dr. John Steeves, Associate Dean of Dalhousie Medicine New Brunswick; Stewart Brown, General Manager of PotashCorp New Brunswick; Kenn Mainville, Executive Campaign Director, Dalhousie Medicine New Brunswick; Lynn Irving, Campaign Chair, Dalhousie Medicine New Brunswick.

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan – Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan Inc. (PotashCorp) today committed $375,000 to support meal programs for school-age children across Saskatoon’s public and separate school divisions. Denita Stann, Vice-President of Investor and Public Relations, presented its donation to the Saskatoon Public Schools Foundation and Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools Foundation before an audience of students and staff at Confederation Park Community School.