We’re sharing stories from people and communities who are contributing to Cameco’s success. This week, Chief Coreen Sayazie, Chief of Black Lake Denesuline First Nation, located about 1,000 km north of Saskatoon, talks about fostering a mutually beneficial relationship for over 35 years. Learn more at www.cameco.com/35

We're proud to share the results from our latest public opinion survey, as Port Hope residents continue to demonstrate consistent support for Cameco’s local operations, citing the company’s economic impacts, positive corporate citizenship and support for clean, nuclear energy as the top drivers. According to the most recent public opinion survey, 91 per cent of respondents support the continuation of Cameco’s operations locally, and 82 per cent expressed pride in having Cameco as part of the Port Hope community. Thank you to all Port Hope participants for their time and perspectives.

There are many steps to preparing a uranium mine for permanent closure and transferring it to provincial responsibility – and Cameco is committed to protecting the environment and ensuring the health and safety of future generations. Learn more about decommissioning and proactive reclamation in our 2023 Sustainability Report. https://www.cameco.com/about/sustainability

We're proud our Blind River operation consistently earns strong community support.

The 150 million pounds of U₃O₈ (100% basis) produced at Cigar Lake has enabled our customers around the world to generate over 2,400 TWh of zero-carbon nuclear power. Based on calculations using IPCC and ECCC data, we estimate that by using nuclear power rather than coal or natural gas, utilities have avoided 1-2 billion tonnes of CO₂ emissions. This is up to three times Canada’s annual GHG emissions. “This is a proud moment for Cameco,” said Brian Reilly, chief operating officer.

We’re sharing stories from employees who are contributing to Cameco’s success. Our marketing team is seeing an interest in nuclear power and uranium fuel like never before - and Vice-President of Marketing David Doerksen leads them in developing our global marketing strategy. https://www.cameco.com/about/35-years

In 2023, we completed the installation of a new closed-loop cooling water system at our Port Hope conversion facility, eliminating the need to use surface water for once-through cooling purposes. It’s just one of the ways we’re reducing our water use. https://www.cameco.com/about/sustainability

Despite multiple setbacks, Cigar Lake mine began production in early 2014, using the jet-boring technique pioneered by Cameco specifically for its challenging geology. The mine has now produced 150 million pounds of uranium concentrate. “Looking back, there were times of uncertainty and sleepless nights wondering if we could make the machine perform as designed. Fortunately, we had an amazing team of professionals from many different backgrounds who persevered and made the JBS what it is today,” mine general supervisor Dylan Probert says.

We’re sharing stories from employees who are contributing to Cameco’s success. Today, Senior Vice-President and Chief Corporate Officer Rachelle Girard explains the evolution of the nuclear industry and Cameco’s business. https://www.cameco.com/about/35-years

At Cameco, we recognize the critical nature of the fight against climate change. Check out our 2023 Sustainability Report to learn about our greenhouse gas emissions – and how we plan to meet our reductions target. https://www.cameco.com/about/sustainability