On National Truth and Reconciliation Day, we recognize the importance of listening, learning and taking action on the path toward reconciliation. Last week, we were grateful to welcome Indigenous reconciliation advocate and author Rose LeMay to our Cigar Lake operation.

"At Cameco, we are incredibly pleased to see the Saskatchewan government recognizing the essential role nuclear power can play in supporting the province's future growth.” – Cameco CEO Tim Gitzel. Today the province has outlined a plan to advance nuclear power as a key part of long-term energy security, including a goal of at least 2,600 MW of nuclear generation by 2050.

We're looking forward to reconnecting with communities across the Athabasca Basin as this year's Community Tour gets underway next week. Join representatives from Cameco, Orano, Ya'thi Néné Lands and Resources and Athabasca Denesuline Education Authority for updates on community programs, operational activities, Collaboration Agreement progress, student awards and more. See the dates below and check the poster for details on your community stop.

We're looking forward to reconnecting with communities across the Athabasca Basin as this year's Community Tour gets underway next week. Join representatives from Cameco, Orano, Ya'thi Néné Lands and Resources and the Athabasca Denesuline Education Authority for updates on community programs, operational activities, Collaboration Agreement progress, student awards and more. See the dates below and check the poster for details on your community s

Tomorrow is the start of #StepUpForMentalHealth! As the presenting sponsor of this 321 Go Running event, we’re proud to support everyone who is stepping up to raise awareness for mental health. Good luck to all participants!

This week, Cameco was proud to sponsor the ISSA Mining Safety Conference in Saskatoon, welcoming more than 700 delegates and 84 exhibiting companies from more than 27 countries to discuss the future of mining safety. In addition to participating on the organizing committee, more than 20 Cameco employees contributed to the conference through presentations, panel discussions, session chair roles and the AI4SafeMines student competition.

What an incredible journey through northern Saskatchewan! Cameco was proud to partner with Athabasca Basin Development to support the Jordin Tootoo Athabasca Tour last week, with stops in Black Lake/Stony Rapids, Fond du Lac, Wollaston Lake/Hatchet Lake and Uranium City. Through his story, Jordin encouraged youth to believe in themselves, draw strength from their communities and cultures and meet life’s challenges with resilience, leadership and perseverance. Thank you to Jordin and to

The world needs more electricity, and nuclear energy is an important part of the solution. From uranium production to fuel services and investments across the nuclear industry, Cameco helps transform Saskatchewan resources into reliable, low-carbon, around-the-clock electricity for homes, businesses and economies around the world. cameco.com

We're honoured to once again receive Gold certification through the Canadian Council for Indigenous Business's Partnership Accreditation in Indigenous Relations (PAIR) program, our eighth consecutive certification. This recognition reflects something Cameco has believed since the beginning: the best outcomes happen when we work together.

The Athabasca Joint Engagement and Environmental Subcommittee (AJES) recently visited our Rabbit Lake Operation to learn more about upcoming reclamation projects. The visit included a tour of D-Zone Pond, which was reclaimed in 2010, and B-Zone Pond, which after approximately 35 years of environmental monitoring, is ready for the next stage of reclamation. Visits like these help reinforce our collaborative and transparent approach to environmental stewardship.