Congratulations to the University of Saskatchewan on exceeding its fundraising goal for “Be What the World Needs” campaign. USask alumni, Dara Hrytzak, who is also Cameco’s VP of Corporate and Community Relations, was honoured to convey Cameco’s congratulations at the gala event earlier this week.

#Cameco released our 2024 Sustainability Report today. In it we talk about our initiatives & commitment to advancing our climate, environmental, social & governance priorities. Read more at https://www.cameco.com/media/news/cameco-releases-2024-sustainability-report $CCO.TO $CCJ

Every June 21st, Cameco proudly recognizes National Indigenous Peoples Day. To celebrate this year, teams from across Cameco took part in a variety of events at Cameco's northern operations and local community events. We were privileged to honor the day. #NIHM2025 #NIPD2025.

Nine Indigenous women graduated from the Northern Indigenous Trades Training pilot program on June 11. "I'm so excited, I can’t think," said graduate Angela Besskkaystare, of Wollaston Lake. Read the full story at https://ow.ly/lx6Z50WczyB

Kayelyn Rasmussen, of Green Lake, recently finished a heavy-duty mechanic course with the support of Cameco’s Northern Saskatchewan Scholarship. "It really helped me financially because I had to drive half an hour, it really helped with gas. And if I needed new work boots or coveralls or anything like that, it really helped me too,” she says. To read more about Kayelyn’s story and to apply for the scholarship visit https://ow.ly/VgcT50W8vn3. The application deadline is July 31.

Tom Sanderson is an important member of the Cameco team at our northern sites. Learn more at https://ow.ly/a31050W85yG

Grant Isaac, Cameco’s Executive VP and CFO, shared his insights on connecting Saskatchewan to the global uranium market early this morning at the NSBA Networking Breakfast during #SaskatchewanMiningWeek2025. Many thanks to the NSBA and Saskatchewan Mining Association for the opportunity.

Good luck to Key Lake’s emergency response team representing Cameco on June 7 at the Saskatchewan Mining Association's 55th annual Emergency Response Mine Rescue Skills Competition in Saskatoon. Action runs from 5:30 a.m. to approximately 4 p.m. at Prairieland Park. We extend our appreciation for your dedication, and best wishes for a safe and successful competition. Back row, from left – Matt Breitkreuz, Eric Anton; middle row – Jeff Hollick, Nick Chickowski, Carter Park, Ty Bilquist, Ryan Kerr; and in front, Jamie Gardiner.

Today, Dara Hrytzak, Cameco's Vice-President of Corporate & Community Relations, spoke at the launch of #SaskatchewanMiningWeek2025. This year's theme - Talent, Technology and Trade - resonates with Cameco as we make investments in training and education to ready our future workforce for industry growth and advancement. Thank you to Rise Air for hosting today's event and to the Saskatchewan Mining Association for celebrating our industry this week.

Tim Gitzel, Cameco's CEO, was pleased to be a part of panel discussions at the Canadian National Nuclear Energy Management School (NEMS) on Monday at USask in Saskatoon. This is the first time the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)'s globally respected program, which runs until June 6th, has been hosted in Canada outside of Ontario. The intensive series of courses, designed for mid-level professionals, welcomed 50 students from across Canada.