We’re sharing stores from employees who contribute to Cameco’s success. As General Manager of our Port Hope Conversion Facility, Dave Ingalls knows all about converting uranium into the nuclear fuel needed to energize a clean-air world. Learn more at https://www.cameco.com/35

Don’t let the summer sun make you forget about school this fall. Only five days left until the application process closes for #Cameco’s Northern Saskatchewan Scholarship! Apply today at https://ow.ly/maZc50SyjTV #nsk

At Cameco, we use climate scenarios to better understand the physical risks impacting us today and those that could impact us in the future. In 2023, we conducted physical risk assessments at our Fuel Services division. Find our detailed assessment in our 2023 Sustainability Report. https://www.cameco.com/about/sustainability

We’re sharing stories from employees who have contributed to Cameco’s success over the past 35 years. Terry Davis is general manager of the Blind River Refinery - the largest commercial uranium refinery in the world. Learn more about the refinery’s vital role in the global nuclear fuel cycle at www.cameco.com/35

At Cameco, we recognize and embrace our responsibility to manage our activities with care for the protection of environmental resources. Learn more in our 2023 Sustainability Report. https://www.cameco.com/about/sustainability

We’re sharing stories from employees who have contributed to Cameco’s success over the past 35 years. This week, Dale Clark, vice-president, fuel services division, explains how Cameco helps power Ontario’s electricity grid. Learn more at www.cameco.com/35

Today we’re pleased to announce the release of our 2023 Sustainability Report, which highlights our progress on Environmental, Social and Governance priorities. Read the full report at https://www.cameco.com/about/sustainability

The deadline to apply for Cameco’s Northern Saskatchewan Scholarship is fast-approaching! For a full list of eligible educational programs and to apply visit https://ow.ly/Nu3y50Sppsa #NSK

We’re sharing stories from people who have contributed to Cameco’s success over the past 35 years. Catherine Gignac, a geologist by trade, has served on Cameco’s board since 2014 and was appointed as chair in 2023. Listen to her story at www.cameco.com/35

Every year on June 21, Cameco proudly recognizes National Indigenous Peoples Day. Our northern Saskatchewan sites celebrated by inviting guests from local communities to enjoy traditional food and activities. Athabasca Catering provided a special menu including walleye, pork neckbones and stew with bannock. In addition to the feast, participants enjoyed displays of traditional crafts, tools and artifacts. Activities included drumming, oral storytelling and Métis square dancing.