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Where is Saskatchewan’s Uranium Industry Headed?

The amount of uranium mined in Saskatchewan is second to none. With new mines in development and increases in exploration, Saskatchewan is reaping big rewards from the nuclear “renaissance”. But some argue that there is a dark side to what is happening in Saskatchewan and in the nuclear industry in general. UraniumInvestingNews’ Luke Brocki digs in.

Strateco - Grade is King

Nick Smith, the publisher of UraniumInvestingNew talks with Guy Hébert, President about the Matoush project in Quebec. Hébert stresses that “grade is king” and he predicts that even with lower prices for uranium, the high grade at the Matoush project means that Matoush will still be the first underground uranium mine in Quebec.

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Labrador Moratorium on Uranium Mining

Following a rally by junior uranium companies in the Labrador region, Luke Brocki talks about the effects of the moratorium on uranium mining on Labrador Inuit Lands with William Barbour, minister of land and resources with the Nunatsiavut government and Gerry O’Connell, spokesman for the Newfoundland and Labrador Chamber of Mineral Resources.

LIVE AT THE 2008 CANADIAN URANIUM SYMPOSIUM

Uranium news website U3O8.biz goes live with second in a series of podcasts on the uranium industry. In this broadcast, managing editor Luke Brocki sits down with Jim McKenzie, president and CEO of Ucore Uranium and chair and moderator of the 2008 Canadian Uranium Symposium.

The Rise and Fall of the Uranium Spot Price

Listen to this podcast for a lively discussion on UraniumInvestmentNews with an investment banker, a natural resources analyst and an industry practitioner. Listen in to find out where uranium is going. You will be listening to Nicole Adshead-Bell, investment banker at Heywood Securities; Sean Brodrick, small-caps and natural resources analyst at MoneyandMarkets.com; and George Leary, President and CEO of Bayswater Uranium.