The safety of people and protection of the environment are the foundations of our work. During the Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety’s #SafetyAndHealthWeek, we reaffirm our commitment to keeping employees safe and supporting their mental health.

In silence, we honour and remember #MMIWG2S+

If we want clean air, we need cleaner energy production. On Earth Day, and every day, at Cameco we are making it happen.

Cameco is proud to be back at #CNA2025 in Ottawa this week, where the momentum for Canada's nuclear industry is fueling rich conversation and collaboration. CEO Tim Gitzel took the stage twice today - first for a fireside chat with Melanie Richer from Earnscliffe Strategies, then as part of a panel discussion on nuclear fuel supply. As Tim shared in his fireside chat, the next 20 years in Canada's nuclear industry will be filled with exciting opportunities for innovation and growth.

In 2024, Cameco’s Key Lake mill achieved a world record production of 20.3 million pounds of uranium concentrate, reaching a remarkable milestone in our company’s history. “I am immensely proud of all Key Lakers for showing up every day, sticking with it through challenging times and supporting one another as a team," says Key Lake general manager Daley McIntyre. "By trusting and listening to each other, we created an environment where learning was at the core of everything we did. No matter the circumstance, we seized every opportunity to grow, improve and push ourselves further.

“No job is so important that we cannot take the time to do it safely.” This is Cameco’s mantra at our northern sites and it applies to everyone there – employees, visitors and contractors alike. With everyone’s safety a top priority, Cameco hosted a two-day preferred northern contractor safety summit last week to collaborate on safety. “We are partners in safety and will have better success when we work together,” says Kari Krueckl Lamont, senior director, procurement and materials and one of Cameco’s event organizers.

“Getting the chance to support this program, to train northern pilots to fly planes in the north was an easy decision for us. We know how important air transportation is in connecting the north and the collective success of our operations.” says Tim Gitzel, Cameco’s CEO. To @RiseAir and all the other partners in the Dziret'ái Pilot Training Program, we couldn’t be prouder to stand beside you to support this great program.

Cameco’s Elder Advisor/Knowledge Keeper program provides spiritual and cultural supports to employees and contractors while they are at site. An Elder Advisor or Knowledge Keeper is an Indigenous individual who holds spiritual and cultural knowledge in areas such as traditional medicine, languages, cultural teachings, or ceremonies.

Language is key to Abby’s role in Cameco’s Site Elder Advisor/Knowledge Keeper program - in which Elders provide and preserve Indigenous culture and traditions at our northern Saskatchewan operations, offering guidance and teachings to our employees and contractors based on their experience and knowledge. Cameco acknowledges National Indigenous Languages Day on March 31 and celebrates the important work our Elder Advisors/Knowledge Keepers, like Abby, accomplish every day.

Cameco is committed to ensuring our workforce has a broad range of complementary skills, abilities, and experiences. On International Women’s Day, we are honouring the approximately 700 women — making up 25% of our Canadian workforce — whose expertise and perspectives contribute to our success. (Updated figures as of March 12, 2025)