For one geology student, it meant spending eight months at McArthur River learning about the mining process while contributing to the operation in meaningful ways. Beyond the technical experience, one of their biggest takeaways was the opportunity to learn from people across the site and gain exposure to many different areas of the business. Their advice to students considering Cameco? Apply. You'll work alongside people who care about your safety, want to see you succeed and are willing to share their knowledge every step of the way. Where could a work term at Cameco take you?

From another sellout of our pink items to the incredible support from Rider Nation, we're grateful for everyone who helped make this year's Pink Game so special. For 15 years, the Cameco Riders Touchdown for Dreams program has brought together our partners - the Saskatchewan Roughriders and the Cancer Foundation of Saskatchewan - to create unforgettable experiences for women living with a life-threatening cancer diagnosis. Together, we've now helped grant 119 dreams, each one made possible throu

Cameco's role in nuclear energy goes beyond mining uranium. Cameco’s AP1000 reactor technology presents an opportunity to strengthen Canadian supply chains, support skilled jobs and deliver reliable, low-carbon electricity. From ground to grid, we’re proud to help meet growing energy needs at home and around the world.

This week, 20 Indigenous youth from communities across northern and southern Saskatchewan had the chance to explore the uranium and nuclear energy sector, including a fly-in visit to the Cigar Lake mine and a tour of Cameco's Corporate Office in Saskatoon. Along the way, they connected with employees, learned about student opportunities and career pathways and experienced mine site life firsthand. Thanks to our partners at CIC for helping create this unique opportunity to see where their future could lead.

We're proud to be sponsoring the Women in Nuclear - Canada Conference this week in Niagara Falls, and even prouder to have so many members of our Cameco team contributing to the discussions. It's been an wonderful opportunity to connect with industry colleagues, share knowledge and celebrate the people helping shape the future of nuclear energy. We're looking forward to one more day of learning, collaboration and inspiration tomorrow.

We're looking forward to visiting Pinehouse on the next stop of our 2026 Community Tour. Join us on October 28 at Minahik Waskahigan High School to hear updates on our operations and Collaboration Agreement progress, ask questions and connect with members of the Cameco team. Everyone is welcome and we hope to see you there! #Pinehouse #NorthernSaskatchewan #CommunityTour

What started as a summer position at Cigar Lake led to opportunities at Key Lake, our Corporate Office and a career journey that's still unfolding. But when asked about their favourite part of the experience, it wasn't a project or assignment. It was the relationships, mentorship and a sense of belonging that made a lasting impact and helped turn co-workers into a community. The most valuable thing this student gained from their position wasn't just the experience. It was the people they met along the way. Where could a work term at Cameco take you?

Cameco's annual community tour gives us an opportunity to spend time together in community, listening, learning and continuing to build strong relationships. From October 5 to 8, representatives from Cameco, Orano, Ya'thi Néné Lands and Resources visited communities across Saskatchewan's Athabasca Basin.

Cameco was proud to be a sponsor of the Empire Club of Canada's State of the Province: Our Plan to Protect Ontario in Action event this week, featuring Premier FordNation. Premier Ford’s remarks and fireside chat focused on strengthening Ontario's economy, attracting investment and building resilience in an evolving global landscape.