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Peter Dasler,
President of CanAlaska Uranium Ltd. speaks at
the Metals Investor Forum, January 2018 |
CanAlaska Uranium Ltd. (TSX-V:
CVV; OTCQB:
CVVUF; Frankfurt:
DH7N) holds interests in approximately 500,000
hectares (1.2 million acres), one of the largest land positions in Canada's
Athabasca Basin region, dubbed the "Saudi Arabia of Uranium" due to the area's
large, high-grade uranium resources. CanAlaska's strategic holdings have
attracted major international mining companies: Cameco, Denison, KORES, and KEPCO
to explore the company's projects.
CanAlaska is a "project generator" with a management and technical consulting
team comprised of geologists and geophysicists with extensive experience
identifying exploration targets in the Athabasca Basin for major mining
companies. CanAlaska's primary focus is on advancing the West McArthur and Cree
East uranium projects.
KEY URANIUM PROPERTIES
WEST MCARTHUR PROJECT
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Adjacent to the world's richest uranium mine; Cameco's McArthur River
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$20 million of work successfully identified 7 Target Areas; currently being evaluated.
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Objective: a large unconformity uranium deposit
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Priority Targets on grid 5 and grid 1
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CREE EAST PROJECT
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Located 35 kilometres from the Key Lake mine, over 56,000 hectares land package
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Objective: a large unconformity uranium deposit
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Extensive uranium bearing systems, 9 target areas being tested
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Korean Consortium has contributed $19M for a 50% interest in the partnership
