Our success over the past 35 years isn’t possible without our valued employees, industry colleagues, and community partners – all of whom have a Cameco story to tell. Today, Rise Air President and CEO Derek Nice shares how the airline safely transports approximately 1,000 passengers weekly to Cameco’s northern operations. Visit www.cameco.com/35 to hear it.

We're sharing stories from our valued employees, industry colleagues, community partners and more who contributed to Cameco's success over the past 35 years. Today, Lead Environmental Scientist Anne Gent discusses her goal to see more women working in the nuclear industry. Visit www.cameco.com/35 to hear it.

In December, Cameco announced $1.8 million in community funding, which included a $150,000 donation to the Meewasin Valley Authority's More Than a Trail campaign. Meewasin's Amy Wall explains how Cameco’s donation will help address capacity needs for the valley's millions of visitors.

We are proud of Cameco’s story over the past 35 years and want to share it. Our valued employees, industry colleagues and community partners contributed to our success and have a story to tell about it. For our next story, Jonathan Huntington, vice-president overseeing community investment, speaks about the impact of Cameco Step Up for Mental Health. Visit www.cameco.com/35 to hear it.

May you and your family have a safe, warm and joyful holiday season! Merry Christmas from all of us at Cameco!

Earlier this month, #Cameco announced $1.8 million in community funding, which included a $250,000 donation to YWCA Saskatoon. Watch YWCA CEO Cara Bahr explain how Cameco’s donation will help serve women and children when they need it most.

It’s the season of giving, and Cameco is proud to be making a difference in the communities where we operate. This includes employees volunteering at the Saskatoon Friendship Inn and supporting Rise Air Santa in the North. Also, our employee giving campaign resulted in $733,674 being donated to 165 charitable organizations.

The holiday season allows us time to reflect on our many blessings. For this week's My Cameco Story, Cameco President and CEO Tim Gitzel expresses gratitude for those who have contributed to our success this year. Listen at www.cameco.com/35

Today Cameco announced $1.8 million in funding for numerous community organizations in Saskatchewan. Part of that total came from our employees and community members through their support of Step Up for Mental Health and Cameco’s Employee Giving Campaign. Cameco President and CEO Tim Gitzel says giving back to the community through time and money is part of our DNA at Cameco and wouldn’t be possible without our dedicated employees. To learn more about today’s announcement, visit https://ow.ly/bgbk50Qi90n

Today, Cameco announced more than $1.8 million in funding for numerous community organizations serving Saskatchewan including:

• More than $700,000 raised through the Cameco Employee Giving Campaign - 300 Cameco employees donated to a charity of their choice with a matching donation from the company, resulting in support for 165 charitable organizations.