We’re sharing stores from people who have contributed to Cameco’s success over the past 35 years. Fostering an inclusive workplace is important to Nathan Rolston, process superintendent at McArthur River mine. He understands the value of diversity and inclusion to the work environment and as chair of Cameco’s Diversity and Inclusion Committee, he has helped to spearhead a number of actions that aim to do just that. Listen to his story at www.cameco.com/35.

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Good luck to the three teams representing Cameco on Saturday, June 1st, at the Saskatchewan Mining Association's 54th Annual Emergency Response Mine Rescue Skills Competition in Saskatoon. Key Lake, led by captain Josh Eaglechild (pictured), competes in the surface competition, while Cigar Lake and McArthur River tackle the underground event. Action runs from 5:45 a.m. to approximately 3 p.m. at Prairieland Park. We extend our appreciation for your dedication, and best wishes for a safe and successful competition.

Congratulations Tim on your well-deserved recognition.

We’re sharing stories from industry leaders about their relationships with Cameco over the past 35 years. Pam Schwann, president of the Saskatchewan Mining Association, is no stranger to mining or working with Cameco. In conjunction with Saskatchewan Mining Week, Pam shares her thoughts on Cameco’s leadership and involvement with the SMA at www.cameco.com/35

We’re sharing stories from our employees who have contributed to Cameco’s success over the past 35 years. Robert Huck, senior advisor in corporate strategy, has spent 15 years helping Cameco give back to the community. To him, we not only energize the world with clean energy, our volunteers energize the community. Listen to Robert’s story at www.cameco.com/35

Dozens of Indigenous girls are in Saskatoon this week to attend the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC)'s STEM Workshop at the U of S. Taryn Roske. a jet-bore operator from our Cigar Lake operation, is one of many Cameco volunteers demonstrating the opportunities and benefits of a STEM career to Indigenous girls. Taryn and Karen Owen-Whitred, acting VP of the CNSC, recently spoke with the CBC about the workshop - Listen at https://ow.ly/n3BX50RHwgm

We’re sharing stories from our employees who have contributed to Cameco’s success over the past 35 years. This week, Andy Thorne, VP of mining and operational excellence, talks about how we work to maintain the safety of our staff, mining sites and local northern communities during fire season. #nsk

REPOST from @321gorunning Registration for the Saskatchewan Step Up for Mental Health event opens at 9 a.m. CST on Friday. Visit www.321gorunning.ca for details.

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