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Roughrider uranium project enters assessment stage – UEC

NYSE American-listed Uranium Energy Corp (UEC) has selected consultants for planned development work at the Roughrider uranium project, formerly owned by Rio Tinto. The company appointed SLR Consulting and Wood (Canada) to conduct an S-K 1300 initial assessment economic study (IAES) for the project, located in the eastern Athabasca basin of northern Saskatchewan near Orano’s McClean Lake mill. SLR will focus on the capital and operation costs, construction and production schedule of the pr...
Christie Lake Hidden Bay Rio Tinto Nyse Uranium Energy Corp Canada North Environmental Services Cannorth Saskatchewan Environment Ministry

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Northern Sask. fishers triple harvest of once undervalued fish now prized for caviar

The once overlooked tullibee in Pinehouse Lake, Sask., has become a "golden goose" for local commercial fishers, thanks to northern European demand for its caviar. But a conversation is set to happen next year about whether the fall harvests can continue without limits.
Buffalo Narrows Mark Duffy Lionel Smith Mike Natomagan Dave Bergunder Ministry Of Environment
Source: cbc.ca

White-nose syndrome has killed millions of bats in North America. Now it's been found in Sask.

Saskatchewan now has its first confirmed case with aย bat in Grasslands National Park, in the province's southwest, Saskatchewan Environment said in a Thursday Facebook post,ย "making it more important than ever to report any bats found dead or on the ground."
United States North Dakota Craig Willis Mark Brigham Trent Bollinger Canadian Wildlife Health
Source: cbc.ca

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