The current Beaverlodge licence (WFOL-W5-2120.0/2025) applies to the remaining decommissioned Beaverlodge properties and is set to expire in 2025. In 2023, Cameco received a 24-month licence renewal to allow adequate time for regulatory processes, public engagement, and document preparation to support the final release of the decommissioned Beaverlodge properties and transfer to the IC program. The request was largely administrative in nature and did not involve any changes to the authorized activities of the current licensing basis.

To date, 43 properties have been released from CNSC licensing and transferred to the IC program or free-released. The final 27 properties meet the regulatory accepted performance objective. The licence hearing for the release of the final Beaverlodge properties to the IC Program is anticipated in early 2025.

Engagement:

• Public meetings and site tours were held annually in Uranium City to discuss site activities and to provide an opportunity for Cameco to engage local residents, rights holders, and other interested groups relating the plan and schedule for transferring properties to the IC Program.
• Cameco sought insights and feedback from various organizations and communities representing the views of Athabasca Basin residents and regulatory agencies in the development of the Long-Term Monitoring Program.

See the attached documents below for additional information:

Application for Licence Revocation and Transfer to Institutional Control Program (PDF - 138 KB)

Beaverlodge Facility Licence Manual (PDF - 292 KB)

Beaverlodge Country Foods Summary (PDF - 164 KB)

Beaverlodge Quantitative Site Model (PDF - 114 KB)

Beaverlodge Site Gamma Radiation Risk Evaluation (PDF - 280 KB)