Cameco says flooding in northern Saskatchewan is affecting operations at two of its sites: the Key Lake mill and the McArthur River mine. The company says it has halted production at the Key Lake mill and reduced activity at the McArthur River mine in response to flooding conditions. Both outlets report that Cameco links the disruptions directly to the flooding in the region and describes changes in production levels rather than any specific change to the underlying operational plans. The reporting does not include details such as the severity or duration of the flooding, repair timelines, or whether the company expects production to resume on a particular schedule. Cameco’s statements indicate the response is aimed at managing the impact of water-related conditions on site operations, with the mill in a stopped-production state and the mine operating at reduced levels. Further information from the company or authorities would be needed to determine how widespread the flooding is and what effect it may have on near-term output.