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Standard Uranium Announces Exploration Agreement with Ya’ thi Néné Lands and Resources, Athabasca First Nations and Communities

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Monday, December 19, 2022
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The Basin Communities will benefit from meaningful participation in projects that are conducted on their traditional lands, employment opportunities and financial returns to the Athabasca Community Trust.

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  • The Basin Communities will benefit from meaningful participation in projects that are conducted on their traditional lands, employment opportunities and financial returns to the Athabasca Community Trust.
  • “Ya’ thi Néné is dedicated to the environmental and socio-economic sustainability of Nuhenéné (traditional territory of the Athabasca communities) and to protecting the best interests of the Athabasca Basin residents.
  • Jon Bey, CEO for Standard Uranium, commented, “Standard Uranium is committed to responsible stewardship of the environment, and building meaningful, mutually beneficial relationships with project communities.
  • Through this Agreement, we look forward to building upon the relationships we have established with the communities and local businesses, as we advance our uranium exploration projects in the Athabasca Basin.”

QuestEx Gold & Copper Announces Drill Results from their 100% owned Sofia Property

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Tuesday, November 30, 2021
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Drill core samples ranged between 1 and 2 m length and were cut at QuestEx's core logging facility at Black Lake Lodge near the Sofia Property.

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  • Drill core samples ranged between 1 and 2 m length and were cut at QuestEx's core logging facility at Black Lake Lodge near the Sofia Property.
  • Gold and 36 additional elements were tested by ICP-ES/MS using an Aqua-Regia digestion on a 30 gram nominal sample (method FA430).
  • Gold equivalent ("AuEq"), is used for illustrative purposes, to express the combined value of gold and silver as a percentage of gold.
  • is exploring for gold and copper with a focus on the Golden Triangle and Toodoggone areas of British Columbia, Canada.

Standard Uranium Announces Engagement Agreement and 2022 Winter Exploration Plans at its Sun Dog Project

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Tuesday, October 19, 2021
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The Company is also pleased to announce plans for their winter exploration program including high resolution geophysics and diamond drilling at its 15,770-hectare, 100% wholly-owned, Sun Dog Project (the Project).

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  • The Company is also pleased to announce plans for their winter exploration program including high resolution geophysics and diamond drilling at its 15,770-hectare, 100% wholly-owned, Sun Dog Project (the Project).
  • We have been anxiously awaiting the opportunity to explore the Sun Dog Project knowing the potential for high-grade uranium discoveries in this region.
  • The Sun Dog Project is fully permitted for the 2022 exploration program, and the Company is fully funded for its 2022 exploration plans on the Project.
  • Since its establishment, Standard Uranium has focused on the identification and development of prospective exploration stage uranium projects in theAthabascaBasin inSaskatchewan, Canada.

Steel River Group Announces Partnership with Black Lake Denesuline First Nation

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Tuesday, July 27, 2021
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CALGARY, Alberta, July 27, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Steel River Group Ltd. (Steel River), an Indigenous-owned diversified management and construction consortium, has announced a new partnership with Black Lake Denesuline First Nation (Black Lake), located in Northern Saskatchewans Athabasca Basin Region.

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  • CALGARY, Alberta, July 27, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Steel River Group Ltd. (Steel River), an Indigenous-owned diversified management and construction consortium, has announced a new partnership with Black Lake Denesuline First Nation (Black Lake), located in Northern Saskatchewans Athabasca Basin Region.
  • I am proud to announce our new partnership with Black Lake Denesuline First Nation, said Trent Fequet, founder and CEO of Steel River Group.
  • The First Nation owns numerous businesses, Black Lake Development, Black Lake Ventures, and Waterfound Development Corp.
    As a partner of Steel River, Black Lake will have access to existing Ecosystem subsidiaries and relationships that will benefit the Nation with an increased scope of services and bring forth additional opportunities to the Nations current businesses and operations.
  • Steel River is honored to welcome Black Lake Denesuline First Nation to the Steel River Ecosystem and work together on projects that will contribute to the well-being of the Nation, while continuing to diversify its economic position.