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Cameco (TSX: CCO; NYSE: CCJ) released its 2025 Sustainability Report today, which communicates the initiatives and key metrics that demonstrate Cameco’s progress to date and the continual advancement of our sustainability reporting.

Employees at Cameco’s Blind River Refinery raised $32,000 to help the North Shore Health Network Foundation purchase a new ventilator system for the North Shore Health Network - Blind River Site, Emergency Department. The employees surpassed their goal of $22,000, resulting in additional funds to support other medical equipment needs at the NSHN Blind River Site.

The Cameco Fund for Mental Health has awarded $21,000 to support four qualifying mental health initiatives in Blind River. This year’s grants will benefit students, families, and the caregivers of infants and toddlers.

The Cameco Fund for Mental Health has awarded $49,000 to support eight mental health initiatives and organizations in Northumberland County. These grants aim to support a variety of organizations and mental health initiatives while benefitting a wide range of people living in our communities.

For the seventh consecutive year, Cameco is offering local charities, community groups and organizations the opportunity to apply for funding through the Cameco Fund for Mental Health.

For the fourth consecutive year, Cameco is offering local charities, community groups and organizations the opportunity to apply for funding through the Cameco Fund for Mental Health.

Cameco (TSX: CCO; NYSE: CCJ) released its 2024 Sustainability Report today, which communicates the initiatives and key metrics that demonstrate Cameco’s progress to date and the continual advancement of our sustainability reporting.

Cameco announced today its support of the new Northumberland County Archives and Museum facility and the inaugural exhibition.

Cameco is teaming up with the Ryan Huffman Foundation as presenting sponsor of their 4th Annual Charity Golf Tournament.

The Cameco Fund for Mental Health has awarded seven grants to organizations in the Blind River area working on mental health projects. This year’s grants will benefit students, caregivers, and families.

The Cameco Fund for Mental Health has awarded $120,000 to support 12 mental health initiatives and organizations in Northumberland County. These grants aim to support a variety of organizations and mental health initiatives while benefitting a wide range of people living in our communities.

For a third year, the Cameco Fund for Mental Health has opened its grant application to support mental health organizations and initiatives in the Blind River area.

Surpassing last year’s record-setting numbers, the Cameco Fund for Mental Health has raised over $118,000 to support mental health initiatives in the Northumberland County area. The application period for the fund opens on October 1, 2024.

Work has been recently completed in the Port Hope harbour specific to the removal of an end-of-pipe screen structure and abandonment of the associated intake and backwash line harbour wall penetrations.

According to the most recent public opinion survey, 91 per cent of respondents support the continuation of Cameco’s operations locally, and 82 per cent expressed pride in having Cameco as part of the Port Hope community.