202619 releases
CanAlaska Appoints New Vice President Exploration
James Sykes has been appointed Vice President Exploration of CanAlaska Uranium effective September 21, 2026, leading the technical team on the Pike Zone discovery and the Company's Athabasca Basin portfolio in Saskatchewan. Sykes has over 20 years of Athabasca Basin experience, including project lead on NexGen Energy's Arrow discovery in 2014. Outgoing VP Exploration Nathan Bridge moves to an advisory role through October 2, 2026. The Company also granted options on up to 950,000 common shares at $0.31 per share for three years.
ManagementCanAlaska Begins Fall Drill Program at Key Extension Project
Drilling has started on the 2026 fall program at the 100%-owned Key Extension project in the southeastern Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan, located about 15 km south of the Key Lake Mine and Mill. One diamond drill will complete an estimated 6 to 10 drillholes targeting ground up-ice of the Orchid Lake boulder field, where historical boulder grab samples reported up to 0.13% uranium, and a western conductive trend spanning over 10 kilometres. Completion is expected in late October, with winter program assays pending.
Drill resultsCanAlaska Announces Assay Results from Winter Drill Program on West McArthur Project
Geochemical assay results from the 2026 winter drill program at the West McArthur Project in the southeastern Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan, included 5.4 m at 1.48% U3O8 in WMA101-02 (including 0.5 m at 8.42%) and 0.5 m at 2.89% in WMA100-02; ten of twenty-four unconformity tests contained uranium mineralization, with the hydrothermal system now defined over 1.3 kilometres of strike. CanAlaska holds 88.89% of the project, a joint venture with Cameco, and reports over $25 million in treasury. Rebecca Kupchinski was hired as Exploration Manager.
Drill resultsCanAlaska Announces Results from Nebula Winter Drill Program
Eight diamond drill holes totalling 1,618 metres were completed in two target areas on the 100%-owned Nebula project in the southeastern Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan, about 30 km southwest of the Key Lake mill. Drilling intersected strongly graphitic pelite with re-activated conductor-parallel and cross-cutting fault zones and hydrothermal chlorite alteration, including hematized and clay-altered structures up to 35 metres in core length in NEB005 and NEB006. NEB007 did not explain the Karpinka Lake radioactive boulder field. Geochemical assays are pending.
Drill resultsCanAlaska Announces Senior Management Change
Nathan Bridge has resigned as Vice-President Exploration of CanAlaska Uranium, effective following completion of the current summer drill program, to pursue other interests. The company will search for a replacement, and Bridge has agreed to assist during the transition. CanAlaska is executing a summer drill program of 20 to 25 planned drill holes in the Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan, and says it is fully financed for the 2026 drill season.
ManagementCanAlaska Announces Results from Key Extension Winter Drill Program
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Drill resultsCanAlaska Begins Summer Drill Program at West McArthur Joint Venture
Drilling has begun on the summer portion of the $15 million 2026 exploration program at the West McArthur joint venture project in the southeastern Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan, using three diamond drills to achieve an estimated 20 to 25 unconformity target intersections. Work will step out southwest and northeast of the Pike Zone along the C10S corridor, with infill testing of gaps along the trend. Completion is expected in September; winter program assay results are pending. CanAlaska holds 88.89% and operates, with Cameco co-funding.
Drill resultsCanAlaska Announces Results from Winter Geophysical Program on West McArthur Project
A winter geophysical program on the West McArthur joint venture project in the eastern Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan, identified over 20 kilometres of new conductor strike length along the Epp Lake corridor. The program comprised four survey lines totaling 78.0 km of Stepwise Moving Loop Time Domain Electromagnetics, mapping multiple strong northwest-dipping, southwest-trending stacked conductors within a broad magnetic low. CanAlaska operates the project with 88.89% ownership alongside Cameco, which is co-funding the 2026 program, and is preparing a summer drill program.
Drill resultsCanAlaska Announces Results from Winter Drill Program on West McArthur Project
The winter drill program at the Pike Zone on the West McArthur joint venture project in the eastern Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan, is complete, comprising 24 unconformity tests of which 10 contained uranium mineralization, with step outs 350 metres southwest and 350 metres northeast of prior drilling. The hydrothermal system along the C10S corridor is now defined over 1.3 kilometres strike length, with over one kilometre containing mineralization; WMA101-02 previously returned 5.2 metres at 3.10% eU3O8. A three-drill summer program under the $15 million 2026 budget begins in June, with over $30 million in treasury. CanAlaska holds 88.89% and operates the joint venture with Cameco.
Drill resultsCanAlaska Uranium Ltd. Announces Board Change
Ambassador Thomas Graham Jr. has retired from CanAlaska Uranium's board effective immediately, after almost two decades as a director since 2007, including serving as Chair from 2011 to 2024. He will retain the honorary designation of Chair Emeritus. CanAlaska explores uranium in Saskatchewan's Athabasca Basin, holding roughly 500,000 hectares, and states it is fully financed for the 2026 drill season with recent focus on the West McArthur Pike Zone.
ManagementCanAlaska Executes Exploration Agreement with Kineepik Métis Local Inc.
An exploration agreement has been signed with Kineepik Métis Local Inc., whose traditional lands overlap some of CanAlaska's uranium exploration targets in Saskatchewan's Athabasca Basin. The agreement provides for KML involvement in exploration processes, environmental monitoring, employment and community business opportunities. CanAlaska holds approximately 500,000 hectares (1,235,000 acres) in the Athabasca Basin and says it is fully financed for the 2026 drill season.
CorporateCanAlaska Intersects New High-Grade Uranium Mineralization 250 Metres Northeast of Pike Zone on the West McArthur JV
Drillhole WMA101-02 intersected 5.2 metres at 3.10% eU3O8 at the unconformity, plus 0.4 metres at 11.76%, about 250 metres northeast of the Pike Zone high-grade core on the West McArthur JV in the eastern Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan. To the southwest, WMA100-02 extended mineralization roughly 50 metres along the C10S trend. Seven unconformity target intersections have been completed in 2026; three drills are operating toward 20 to 25 intersections, with the winter program ending in April. CanAlaska holds 88.89% and operates, with Cameco co-funding.
Drill resultsCanAlaska Begins Ground-Based Geophysical Program at Waterbury South Project
A ground-based electromagnetic survey has started at the 100%-owned Waterbury South project in the eastern Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan, located about 10 km southeast of the Cigar Lake Mine and 2 km from the Cigar Lake haul road. The program comprises approximately 90 km of Stepwise Moving Loop Time Domain EM surveying on eight grid lines using the Volterra-EM system, to be completed by SJ Geophysics by early April. Drilling in 2021 returned 0.5 m of 405 ppm uranium, 2.42% nickel, 2.34% arsenic, 0.5% zinc and 801 ppm cobalt from 349–349.5 m in WAT009.
Drill resultsCanAlaska Begins Drill Program at Nebula Project
Drill resultsCanAlaska Begins Drill Program at Key Extension Project
Drilling has begun on the 100%-owned Key Extension project in the southeastern Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan, located about 15 km south of the Key Lake Mine and Mill. The winter program uses one diamond drill to complete an estimated 8 to 12 drillholes, testing four target areas identified from recent high-resolution airborne geophysical surveys and a review of historical drilling. Targets include ground up-ice of the Orchid Lake boulder field and the western and eastern conductive trends.
Drill resultsCanAlaska Plans Significant Exploration Programs on Multiple Projects Across 500,000 Hectare Portfolio
Winter drill programs are set to begin in Q1 2026 on the 100%-owned Key Extension and Nebula uranium projects, located 15 km and 30 km south of the Key Lake Mine and Mill in the southeastern Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan, testing three priority target areas over 10 km of conductive corridor at Key Extension and two areas over 13 km at Nebula. Ground and airborne geophysics are being evaluated for Waterbury South, Cree East and Moon Lake South, with possible summer drilling at Key Extension, Nebula, Voyager and Enterprise. The Company says it is fully funded for its 2026 programs, including the $15 million West McArthur program now underway.
Drill resultsCanAlaska Begins Three Drill Program at West McArthur Joint Venture
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Drill resultsCanAlaska Plans Large 2026 Exploration Program at West McArthur Joint Venture
A $15 million exploration program has been approved for the West McArthur joint venture project in the southeastern Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan, co-funded pro-rata by Cameco and CanAlaska, which holds an estimated 88.86% interest after sole-funding 2025 work. Three drills start in early January 2026, targeting step outs southwest and northeast of the Pike Zone along the C10S trend, where unconformity mineralization has been traced over 500 metres. A ground electromagnetic survey by Abitibi Geophysics is also planned.
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20253 releases
CanAlaska Announces Results From Geophysical Program On West McArthur Project
Final results from a ground-based Stepwise Moving Loop Time Domain Electromagnetic survey on the West McArthur joint venture project in the eastern Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan extended the C10/C10S conductive corridor to approximately 16 kilometres, with new structural targets southwest of the Pike Zone and roughly 10 kilometres of untested basement conductor. The 2025 survey covered 193 line-kilometres across 55 loops. A $15 million 2026 program, a 20% increase, is approved with three rigs starting early January 2026. CanAlaska holds 85.97% and is sole funding 2025.
Drill resultsCanAlaska Expands West McArthur Pike Zone Footprint To 500 Metres Strike Length
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