Warm Your Soul This Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is almost here — the perfect time to start your Christmas list early. This season, give a gift your body will thank you for: Mitchell Soup. It's a nourishing treat for yourself and the perfect gift for everyone on your list. It is also a perfectly shaped stocking-stuffer. Thirty-five percent of every purchase goes to the Saskatchewan Green Party election account — and your support could help elect Saskatchewan's very first Green MLAs. Warm your soul. Grow your voice. Make history — one pot, one donation at a time.
We'll announce the delivery date after the campaign ends 12-Nov-2026. Your order will be held until you can pick it up in Saskatoon at the Green Goddess Artisan Shoppe, 504 20th St W, Saskatoon.
Hit 'em where it hurts!
Saskatchewan holds an incredible leverage point against the USA in this ongoing trade war, and it’s time we use it. It is estimated that Saskatchewan supplies 86.9% of U.S. potash imports. Every single one of Canada’s 10 potash mines are located in Saskatchewan, according to Natural Resources Canada.
If Canada were to disrupt the supply of potash to the USA, it would be very difficult to replace. But what really needs to happen is an export tax on potash to decrease supply to the south, and it needs to happen now. Higher potash prices would have an immediate effect across the Midwest.
There are close elections happening soon across the grain belt in the USA, in three states where Republicans are already vulnerable. The timing couldn’t be better, as potash is needed for fall fertilizing. It wouldn’t take long for Republican politicians in those states to urge the President to change course.
Read the Sept 2026 Leader's Message
The Threat to Our Prairie Ecosystem from Non-native Species
Non-native invasive species threaten the Prairies by aggressively outcompeting native plants and animals, thus reducing biodiversity and damaging soil health.
Non-native and invasive animals in Saskatchewan – such as wild boars, common carp and Prussian carp – severely threaten local wildlife by destroying fragile habitats and spreading dangerous diseases. Saskatchewan needs stronger legislation in place to prevent future non-native species incursions and to combat those already here.
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