Uranium in Canada 1952
A. H. LANG
MUCH PROSPECTING, exploration, and development work was done for uranium in Canada in 1952, chiefly in northern Saskatchewan and in the Great Bear Lake region of the northwest Territories. The outstanding feature of the year was the great amount of work done in preparing for production at the Ace mine of Eldorado Mining and Refining, Limited, in the Goldfields region of Saskatchewan. Many private companies and prospectors were also active in this region. Most of the other parts of Canada where uranium has been found received less attention than during the last few years, partly because so much interest was taken in the Goldfields region.
Mots Clés:
adit, Beaverlodge Lake, diamond drilling, pegmatites, pitchblende, Deposits, Eldorado, Limited, Mine, Mines, mining, uranium
