Cameco (CCO-T, CCJ-n) has been given the green light to restart operations at its Port Hope uranium hexafluoride conversion plant — which was shut down in July 2007 when contaminated soil was found b…
Uranium explorers in Western Australia can move ahead with some certainty now that a ban on uranium mining is set to be lifted by the newly elected state government.
Having completed a 3,500-metre, 11-hole drill program on its 100%- owned Agnew Lake North uranium project, about 40 km west of Sudbury, Ont., Nyah Resources (NRU-v) has concluded that favourable geolo…
While there was some controversy at a recent public meeting in Toronto on changes to Ontario’s Mining Act, there wa…
Having completed a 3,500 metre, 11-hole drill program on its 100%-owned Agnew Lake North uranium project, Nyah Reso…
South Africa may soon limit uranium exports to ensure the country will be able to satisfy its own demand for the radioactive metal.
A preliminary economic assessment for Uranerz Energy’s (URZ-T, URZ-X) Nichols Ranch uranium project in Wyoming’s Powder River basin suggests building an in-situ operation that could produce nearly 3.3…
VANCOUVER — Aurora Energy Resources (AXU-T, AUEGF-O) is determined to keep advancing its Central Mineral Belt uranium project in Labrador despite a moratorium on uranium production in the region, and…
Vancouver – After almost three months of promising scintillometer results, Hathor Exploration (HAT-V) released the …
Areva appears to have won the latest round of high-stakes international competition in the nuclear industry.Jorda…
South African minerals and energy minister Buyelwa Sonjica is planning to limit uranium exports from the country, a…
Cameco’s( CCO-T)remediation program has been thwarted again at Cigar Lake, one ofthe world’s largest undeveloped uranium deposits, situated in Saskatchewan’s Athabasca basin.
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