Cameco Corporation is a key corporate partner of the Port Hope Public Library. The company's commitment of $75,000 includes a donation towards the outstanding balance on the library capital building project and support for the proposed Library Reading Garden.

Cameco has provided frequent updates to the community and regulators on subsurface contamination from the UF₆ plant at the Port Hope conversion facility. Below are slides and speaking notes from presentations to the CNSC and Port Hope council.

Cameco and Health Canada have each issued fact sheets to put into perspective the results of urine testing conducted for the Port Hope Community Health Concerns Committee on a small group of Port Hope residents.

Remarks from Andy Oliver's media teleconference on the UF₆ plant corrective action plan Thursday, November 1, 2007

Andy Oliver, Cameco's vice-president fuel services, updated the community on progress in addressing subsurface contamination from the UF₆ plant through a media conference on October 25, 2007.

Cameco Corporation reports that groundwater test results received today indicate slightly elevated levels of uranium and arsenic at a location eight metres inside the fenceline south of the UF₆ production building.

Cameco Corporation reported today that during a construction project it discovered uranium and evidence of other production-associated chemicals in the soil beneath its Port Hope uranium hexafluoride (UF₆) conversion plant.

Cameco Corporation said today that about 250 unionized employees at its conversion facility in Port Hope, Ontario have accepted contract settlement offers.

Cameco Corporation announced today that about 120 unionized employees at Zircatec Precision Industries, a Cameco company, have accepted a contract settlement offer.

A strong majority of Port Hope residents continues to support the local nuclear industry, according to recent public opinion research conducted for Cameco.

Cameco Corporation announced today that Andy Oliver, currently vice-president of Zircatec Precision Industries, a Cameco company, will be assuming the role of vice-president of Cameco’s fuel services division, succeeding Bob Steane, who has held this position since 1999. The transition is expected to be complete by mid-summer.

Uranium isn't the only valuable commodity that Cameco mines.

Cameco Corporation announced today that it will be donating copies of Ian Montagnes' new book, "Port Hope: A History" to schools and libraries in west Northumberland County.

Cameco Corporation was notified today that the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) has renewed the operating licences for the Port Hope conversion facility and Zircatec Precision Industries, a Cameco company.