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History

2004   operating licence renewed, valid until 2008
2003   McArthur River and Key Lake ISO 14001 certified
2001   becomes the world's largest high-grade uranium mill, producing 18 million pounds
2000   Cameco and long-term contract employees achieved a record three years without a lost-time accident
2000   received, with McArthur River, the Canadian Institute of Mining's John T. Ryan trophy for the best safety record for metal mines in Canada in 1999
2000   began milling ore from the McArthur River mine in January 2000
1999      Cameco sold a 16.66% interest to AREVA Resources
1998 Cameco acquired the one-third interest held by Uranerz Exploration and Mining Limited
1997 mined out Deilmann open pit
1989 started mining Deilmann pit
1989 added molybdenum removal plant
1987 mined out Gaertner open pit
1984 added semi-autogenous grinding mill
1983 began production
1976 discovered Deilmann deposit
1975 discovered Gaertner deposit
1968 began exploration