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Multi-skilled journalist for CTV National News @CTVNews. Shamelessly loves curling, corgis & Taylor Swift. She/her. allison.bamford@bellmedia.ca.
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Shovels in the ground: Northern Sask. to be home to one of world’s largest uranium mines

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By Allison Bamford Verified
| BNN Bloomberg Verified
PATTERSON LAKE PENINSULA, SASK. – Construction has officially started on what could become one of the world’s largest uranium mines in northern Saskatchewan. Shovels hit the dirt on Thursday for the underground mine being built in the southwestern portion of the Athabasca Basin along Patterson Lake, about 640 kilometres northwest of Saskatoon, near the Alberta border.
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Shovels in the ground: Northern Sask. to be home to one of world’s largest uranium mines

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By Allison Bamford Verified
| CP24 Verified
PATTERSON LAKE PENINSULA, SASK. – Construction has officially started on what could become one of the world’s largest uranium mines in northern Saskatchewan. Shovels hit the dirt on Thursday for the underground mine being built in the southwestern portion of the Athabasca Basin along Patterson Lake, about 640 kilometres northwest of Saskatoon, near the Alberta border.
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Shovels in the ground: Northern Sask. to be home to one of world’s largest uranium mines

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By Allison Bamford Verified
| CTV News Verified
PATTERSON LAKE PENINSULA, SASK. – Construction has officially started on what could become one of the world’s largest uranium mines in northern Saskatchewan. Shovels hit the dirt on Thursday for the underground mine being built in the southwestern portion of the Athabasca Basin along Patterson Lake, about 640 kilometres northwest of Saskatoon, near the Alberta border.
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