Geochemical Assays Return Uranium Grades Up To 85.4% U3O8 at CanAlaska's Pike Zone

Core Insights - CanAlaska Uranium Ltd. reported high-grade uranium assay results from its Pike Zone at the West McArthur project, with grades reaching up to 85.4% U3O8 [1][2][19] - The winter 2025 drill program significantly expanded the high-grade footprint of the Pike Zone, confirming multiple high-grade intervals [1][4][19] Drill Results - Drillhole WMA079-01 intersected 8.6 metres at 34.59% U3O8, including 5.5 metres at 53.90% U3O8 [1][4] - Drillhole WMA076-01 intersected 14.8 metres at 14.71% U3O8, including 5.4 metres at 39.67% U3O8 [1][4] - The winter program included 29 unconformity tests, with 22 containing uranium mineralization, indicating a strike length of approximately 250 metres [4][19] Expansion and Future Plans - The company is currently conducting a summer drill program aimed at achieving an estimated 15 to 20 additional unconformity target intersections [16][19] - The unconformity target area remains untested for approximately 1,000 metres to the west and 600 metres to the east of the Pike Zone [16][19] Market Context - The uranium market fundamentals are described as strong, with ongoing reserve depletion at current tier-1 producing assets, highlighting the importance of new high-grade discoveries like Pike Zone [5][19] - CanAlaska is focused on Tier 1 uranium deposit discovery and delineation in a secure jurisdiction, with a significant portfolio in the Athabasca Basin [23]