IsoEnergy Ltd. has entered into an exploration agreement with Kineepik Métis Local Inc. to formalize collaboration on uranium exploration activities in the Kineepik Use and Occupancy Area, which includes Pinehouse, Saskatchewan.
The five-year framework establishes structured engagement, information sharing and participation pathways for Kineepik Métis Local members and businesses in IsoEnergy’s exploration programs. The agreement covers IsoEnergy’s operations in the Missinippi watershed area of the Athabasca Basin, where the company is advancing its Larocque East project.
Under the terms, Kineepik Métis Local will have opportunities for business development, employment and capacity-building initiatives tied to IsoEnergy’s exploration activities. The company operates uranium projects across Canada, the United States and Australia, with a focus on the Athabasca Basin in northern Saskatchewan.
Philip Williams, CEO and director of IsoEnergy, said the agreement reflects the company’s long-standing commitment to collaborative engagement with communities in its operating areas. “This agreement formalizes our relationship with Kineepik and provides a clear framework for ongoing engagement as we advance exploration across our Saskatchewan portfolio,” he stated.
Mike Natomagan, president of Kineepik Métis Local, described the pact as a milestone in the organization’s partnership with IsoEnergy. “Exploration agreements ensure we remain involved in activities that continue to impact our communities,” he said.
