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Saskatchewan Mine Nears Approval to Boost Uranium Exports

11 February 2026
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Saskatchewan Mine Nears Approval to Boost Uranium Exports
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Hearings in Saskatoon are determining the future of NexGen Energy Ltd.’s Rook I uranium mining project in the Athabasca Basin, which aims to restore Canada as a leading nuclear producer. The project, supported by local Indigenous communities, could generate $32 billion in jobs and infrastructure for Saskatchewan. After passing environmental assessments, the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission will decide on the project’s licensing, addressing concerns about environmental impacts and job opportunities for Indigenous workers. NexGen emphasizes transparency and collaboration with the community to ensure sustainable practices.

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