10,500 jobs. A $235-billion boost to Ontario’s GDP. Enough energy for the equivalent of 10 million homes. That’s the power of nuclear. Cameco is happy to call Port Hope home to our conversion and fuel manufacturing facilities, and we welcome Ontario Power Generation's plans for a new nuclear plant in the area - showing how important nuclear energy will be in the decades to come. https://ow.ly/N6wp50YeBA7

"We're incredibly proud to have played a role in the Darlington refurbishment - a project that demonstrates what's possible when a strong, experienced nuclear supply chain comes together with a shared focus on safety, quality and delivery. This work supported local jobs and skilled trades while strengthening Ontario's secure energy future, and it proves the nuclear supply chain is ready to take on new nuclear projects." - Tim Gitzel CEO, Cameco Corporation

Honouring 15 years of dreams with 15 dreams at $15,000 each. #TD4D partners Cameco Connects, Saskatchewan Roughriders and Cancer Foundation of Saskatchewan are honoured to kick off the 15th season of this unique program. If you, or a Saskatchewan woman you know, is living with life threatening cancer, we encourage you to apply today: https://ow.ly/2cJu50Y7E7a

We’re proud to see Jerry Grandey, our former CEO, recognized as a Member of the Order of Canada - a well deserved honour for a career that helped shape Canada’s role in global nuclear energy and cooperation. Highlights • Led Cameco’s growth and global profile, serving as CEO from 2003–2011 after joining the company in 1993. • Champion of international cooperation in the Megatons to Megawatts program - helping convert material from 20,000 Russian nuclear warheads into fuel that powered U.S.

What if your dream career is one you have never considered? The Mining Industry Experience Program (MiEX) gives you insights that can shape decisions about your future. Cameco is excited to be one of the sponsors of this year's program. You can learn from industry pros, tour real operations, and discover career paths you didn't know existed. Spots are limited and the opportunity closes January 23rd, so apply today at https://ow.ly/s25r50XSHS1

Last month, Cameco welcomed a group of Grade 12 students and their chaperones from Rhoda Hardlotte Memorial Keethanow High School in Stanley Mission within the Lac La Ronge Indian Band to our McArthur River mine. After safety training and gearing up in the required PPE, they spent time underground learning how uranium is mined at the highest-grade deposit on Earth.

What a fun way to kick off the new year! The Saskatchewan Roughriders - our long-time partners in the Touchdown for Dreams program - brought the Grey Cup to our Saskatoon office today. The program enables women living with a life-threatening cancer diagnosis to experience their dreams, and we're looking forward to celebrating its 15th year with our partners in 2026.

What if your dream career is one you have never considered? Mining powers the modern world—from tech to transportation. The Mining Industry Experience Program (MiEX) gives you insights that can shape decisions about your future. Cameco is excited to be one of the sponsors of this year's program where students have opportunities to learn from industry pros, tour real operations, and discover career paths students didn't know existed. Apply today at https://ow.ly/s25r50XSHS1

The Six Rivers Fund makes a positive difference for northerners by sharing the benefits of nuclear energy today — and for generations to come. The fund has provided a total of nearly $1 million to such projects between 2016 and 2024. Learn more about the fund at https://ow.ly/6QzU50XNP6Z

To help spread Christmas cheer this holiday season, Cameco was once again proud to partner with Rise Air for the 25th Annual Santa in the North program. Cameco employees were busy little elves, wrapping gifts for kids in the Denesųłiné First Nation communities of Fond Du Lac, Black Lake and Hatchet Lake, as well as the municipal communities of Wollaston Lake, Stony Rapids, and Uranium City. In total, Cameco provided 1,700 gifts, with Cameco employees helping distribute them with Rise Air.