North Shore Uranium Establishes Exploration Partnership with English River First Nation

North Shore Uranium Ltd., a Vancouver-based mining company, has entered into an exploration agreement with the English River First Nation (ERFN) in Saskatchewan. This collaboration is centered around the Falcon property, positioned at the eastern brink of the Athabasca Basin.

Falcon is notable for its 36 identified uranium targets, which were detected via electromagnetic conductor anomalies. Key aims include exploring these targets in the South Priority and South Walker Areas for economic uranium deposits.

North Shore CEO, Brooke Clements, emphasizes the significance of fostering community ties, particularly with the ERFN, whose ancestral land is extensively located in north-central Saskatchewan.

The strategic location of Falcon, near the notable Key Lake uranium mill and former mine, enhances its exploration potential despite limited modern investigation to date.