September 3, 2026 — Leads & Copy — Canadian Uranium Corp. (CSE: CANU) has successfully completed a MobileMT survey at its King South project, situated on the eastern edge of the Athabasca Basin. This marks a significant development in the company’s ongoing uranium exploration initiatives.
The survey encompassed 696 line-kilometres flown across the King South property in an east-west orientation. The collected data is anticipated to be available within the coming weeks. Following its receipt, a comprehensive interpretation will be undertaken to pinpoint promising locations for drilling.
Geoff Balderson, CFO of Canadian Uranium Corp., expressed enthusiasm for the milestone. “The completion of the MobileMT data set is an exciting first step forward in the exploration of the King South property,” Balderson stated. “This high resolution survey will allow the company to examine deep structures, at depth, where significant new discoveries such as Patterson Lake South and The Arrow deposit were made.”
Canadian Uranium Corp., founded in Canada and operating with a global outlook, is dedicated to advancing clean energy solutions. The company’s strategy involves assembling expert technical teams with extensive experience in uranium geology, advanced geophysics, and northern exploration logistics. Through strategic acquisitions, innovative exploration methods, and key partnerships, Canadian Uranium Corp. aims to expedite project development and create value across its exploration portfolio.
Source: Canadian Uranium Corp.
