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ARTICLE: Diamond company De Beers keen on northwest Saskatchewan

Kimberlite targets identified in northern parts of Saskatchewan Excerpted from CBC News   The mining company De Beers is ready to spend millions of dollars looking for diamonds in northern Saskatchewan. On Wednesday it was announced that De Beers had signed an agreement with CanAlaska — a company that has staked claims on kimberlite-style targets […]

ARTICLE: Signs of diamonds detected in the western Athabasca Basin

CanAlaska’s ChancesApril 2016 by Jillian Clark The western Athabasca Basin has seen a rush to the potentially diamond-rich area. CanAlaska has detected what appear to be kimberlites in the Athabasca basin. Until now, this extreme western area of Saskatchewan’s Athabasca basin has been ignored for exploration because of the thickness of the sandstone, which ranges […]

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ARTICLE Northern Miner: CanAlaska Uranium regains momentum in the Athabasca

SASKATCHEWAN URANIUM | Project generator eyes market renaissanceArticle from Northern Miner by Matthew Keevil Project generator CanAlaska Uranium (TSXV: CVV; US-OTC: CVVUF) has been on a rough run since the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster rocked the uranium industry in mid-2011, but the uranium junior remains one of the largest landholders in Saskatchewan’s Athabasca basin. The […]

ARTICLE: How Saskatchewan remade uranium mining

 Publisher: MINING.COM How Saskatchewan remade uranium mining String of high-grade high-tonnage discoveries reestablishes Canadian province as the world’s richest uranium jurisdiction Article from Mining.com It’s a fact that new high-grade high-tonnage metal deposits are becoming extremely scarce, with falling grades and a lack of new world-class deposit discoveries. While it is next to impossible to imagine, […]

ARTICLE Resource World: Is uranium poised for a renaissance?

Is uranium poised for a renaissance?Article from Resource World by Thomas Schuster The short answer is yes. Numerous supply and demand statistics clearly point to that conclusion. The real question is not will the uranium price will rise but when? “Uranium is trading around US $30/lb,” said Peter Dasler, President and CEO of CanAlaska Uranium […]

ARTICLE MetalsNews: CanAlaska Uranium (TSXV: CVV) Targets High Grade Uranium in their Extensive Uranium Rich Holdings in Mining-Friendly Athabasca Basin

Publisher: MetalsNews.com Author: By Dr. Allen Alper, PhD Economic Geology and Petrology, Columbia University, NYC CanAlaska Uranium (TSXV: CVV) Targets High Grade Uranium in their Extensive Uranium Rich Holdings in Mining-Friendly Athabasca Basin CanAlaska Uranium (TSXV: CVV) is currently working on additional exploration of their holdings in the Athabasca Basin, which is known for its vast uranium […]

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MINING.COM ARTICLE: Cameco’s new uranium discovery revealed

Publisher: Mining.com Cameco’s new uranium discovery revealed Canada’s top uranium producer has a significant new discovery nearby to one of its largest existing mines. Cameco Corporation revealed in its quarterly MDA filing on SEDAR Friday initial figures for the Fox Lake deposit at the Read Lake project in Saskatchewan’s Athabasca Basin, which has seen continuous […]

ARTICLE The Inquirer: Nuclear effective, affordable, reliable.

Publisher: Philly.com Author: Mark J. Perry Nuclear effective, affordable, reliable Despite competition from cheap natural gas and taxpayer-subsidized wind and solar energy, nuclear power has no equal. Among sources of electric power generation, it dominates the production of carbon-free power and is likely to do so well into the future. With nuclear power accounting for more than […]

ARTICLE CEO.ca: CanAlaska’s Chances

CanAlaska’s ChancesArticle from CEO.ca/@Tommy   CanAlaska Uranium (TSXV:CVV) Chief Peter Dasler tells me he’s about to become a ten year overnight success. That’s how long he’s been at the helm of tiny CanAlaska, which has potential exposure to multiple uranium and diamond discoveries. The company maintains one of the largest land positions in Saskatchewan’s Athabasca […]

ARTICLE: Ruffles Have Ridges | Diamonds Don’t

Author: The Thom Calandra Report Excerpted from The Thom Calandra Report Our TCR Network is proving up on this northern diamonds trek, thanks to CanAlaska Uranium’s Peter Dasler and John Gomez. The two, along with geologist Karl Schimann, are spreading prospecting wealth in potential kimberlite targets for diamonds among the richly graded uranium deposits of Alberta […]

Book Review: Ellsworth Dickson – Nuclear energy book enlightening

Publisher: Resource World Book Review by Ellsworth Dickson, Resource World “When I received Seeing the Light: The Case for Nuclear Power in the 21st Century — I was expecting a great deal of information on technology and science. That is the case; however, the book is also loaded with enlightening information concerning war, politics, human […]

ARTICLE: What Does Cameco’s Production Cut Mean for Uranium?

Publisher: OUTSIDECLUB.COM Author: NICK HODGE Excerpted from Outsiderclub.com September 30, 2017 What Does Cameco’s Production Cut Mean for Uranium? Publisher’s Note: Last week, Cameco announced a major supply cut in the uranium market. Next year it will take 13 million pounds, or 9% of global supply, off the market. Uranium stocks responded immediately. I caught up with CanAlaska CEO […]

ARTICLE: ELON MUSK: OUR LITHIUM ION BATTERIES SHOULD BE CALLED NICKEL-GRAPHITE…

 Publisher: Benchmark MineralIntelligence Excerpted from Benchmark Mineral Intelligence September 30, 2017 Yet Tesla executives fail to allay lithium shortage fears // Tesla CEO Elon Musk and CTO JB Straubel have attempted to play down the role of lithium in a lithium ion battery, but could have inadvertently given themselves further supply headaches. In response to a question of […]

ARTICLE from Mining.com: CanAlaska hits high-grade uranium at West McArthur

Excerpted from Mining.Com September 2, 2017 1.34% U3O8 over 5.65 metres at property being explored jointly with Cameco Drills turning at CanAlaska Uranium’s (TSXV:CVV) West McArthur project in Saskatchewan, Canada, have started to bear fruit. The company last Wednesday announced the first results of its 2017 drill program on the property which started on July 20. It […]

ARTICLE from GoldNewsletter

Excerpted from Gold NewsLetter April 2017 I added CanAlaska Uranium to our list last year based on its expansive portfolio of uranium, diamond and base-metal projects within and near to the Athabasca Basin. At 500,000 hectares, the company controls one of the largest land positions in the region. And it applies the prospect generator model […]

ARTICLE: Canada’s Saskatchewan and Manitoba are the world’s new top mining destinations

Excerpted from Mining.com Two Canadian provinces — Saskatchewan and Manitoba — are the world’s top two most attractive mining investment destinations, displacing Western Australia from the first to the third place, the latest annual global survey of mining executives released Tuesday by the Fraser Institute shows. According to Canada’s policy think-tank’s Annual Survey of Mining Companies, the other seven […]

INTERVIEWS: Junior uranium explorer anticipating higher prices

Excerpted from Stockhouse Interviews The five-year bear market in the mining industry has been a very difficult period for many metals markets and the companies producing and exploring for those metals. Nowhere has this slump been more difficult than in the uranium sector. In 2007; the price of yellowcake spiked to over $150/lb. After plunging […]

ARTICLE: Exploration Ramps Up at Athabasca Kimberlite Project

Excerpted from The Northern Prospector With a probable capacity to produce 30 per cent of the world’s uranium for the next 50 years, Canada’s Athabasca Basin region is known as the “Saudi Arabia of Uranium.” The discovery of kimberlites, however, has expanded the potential of this resource-rich area to include diamond exploration in northwestern Saskatchewan. […]