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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Cameco in the community... Lance Prowse, Tanner Hardy, Chelsea Iron and Natania Bartlett spent the day talking with local community members at the Pinehouse Career Fair about opportunities at Cameco. #nsk

Registration opens on Friday!

We’re sharing stories from our employees who have contributed to Cameco’s success over the past 35 years. To Sue Bachner, internal communications manager, enhancing our workplace culture starts with meaningful conversations. Listen to Sue's story at www.cameco.com/35

“We have all the pieces of the puzzle to be energy self-sufficient together in North America and still be able to help the rest of the world.” #Cameco CEO Tim Gitzel on why Canada-US cooperation is key to continental/global energy security -

#Cameco's CEO Tim Gitzel never loses the plot in an unpredictable nuclear energy story. For that, The Northern Miner recently recognized him as Mining Person of the Year. Tim accepted the award Tuesday in Washington, D.C., where he spoke at the Energy Transition Metals Summit.

Registration opens May 10th!