Fifteen years. 119 dreams. A lasting impact. For 15 years, Touchdown for Dreams has helped bring hope and support to Saskatchewan women facing cancer. Together with the Saskatchewan Roughriders and the Cancer Foundation of Saskatchewan, Cameco is proud to help make dreams come true for women and their families across the province.

The Saskatchewan Roughriders are hosting their annual Pink Game on Oct. 17 in support of the Cameco Riders Touchdown for Dreams program. This year's Pink Game merchandise, featuring a cozy pink toque and matching mitts, is available now at the Rider Store and will also be sold by Team Cameco volunteers at Mosaic Stadium on game day.

Last week we were proud to support the University of Saskatchewan College of Engineering's Hard Hat Ceremony, welcoming second-year engineering students into their chosen disciplines. More than 1,000 students, family members, alumni, faculty and industry leaders gathered to celebrate this important milestone - which sees the students presented with hard hats by alumni, faculty and industry representatives. A special thanks to Cameco's Nathaniel Kozicki and Mark Sherwood for helping welcome the next generation of engineers. Here's to building bright futures, one hard hat at a time! 👷‍♂️👷‍♀️

Environmental stewardship is part of everything we do. At Cameco, protecting land, water and ecosystems is integrated into every stage of our work. Through extensive, community-based monitoring and a commitment to transparency, we're helping ensure Saskatchewan's environment can be enjoyed by future generations.

Congratulations to the recipients of Cameco's 2026 Northern Saskatchewan Scholarship! Selected from a pool of more than 150 applicants, these 13 students are pursuing studies in trades, environmental sciences, engineering, business and other fields that will help shape the future of northern Saskatchewan and beyond. Since the program began, Cameco has invested $450,000 in scholarships for 137 northern students. We are proud to support the next generation as they continue their education and pursue their goals.

Cameco was proud to join Ya'thi Néné Lands and Resources, Orano and other partners on a recent community tour across Saskatchewan's Athabasca Basin to mark the 10-year anniversary of the Ya'thi Néné Collaboration Agreement. Over the past decade, this partnership has helped create meaningful opportunities and shared success across northern Saskatchewan.

Congratulations to STC Industrial Group on being named the recipient of the 2026 ABEX Indigenous Business Leadership Award! Presented by Cameco's Dara Hrytzak, this award recognizes Indigenous-owned businesses that demonstrate exceptional leadership, growth, and economic impact in Saskatchewan.

As presenting sponsor of Step Up for Mental Health, Cameco was inspired to see a record 8,091 participants register, representing more than 230 Saskatchewan communities and seven provinces. More than 400 Cameco employees and family members took part as runners and volunteers last weekend, and our own senior vice-presidents Lisa Aitken and Rachelle Girard were honoured to hand out medals at the finish line. Thank you to everyone who showed up, laced up and helped raise awareness and support for mental health programs across our province.

Cameco and the AP1000® | Powering Canada Forward Grant Isaac, President and COO of Cameco, shares his thoughts about the modern AP1000 reactor. LEARN MORE > ap1000.cameco.com

To facilitate ongoing work for our Key Lake EMBARK Project, two crystallization circuit storage bins will be transported from Saskatoon to Key Lake from October 6-8. This transportation has a planned highway 914 North road closure - Pinehouse Junction to Key Lake mine - from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. on the 8th. Regular traffic on the 914 will resume once the trucks reach Key Lake at approximately 7 p.m. on October 8.