Production in 2010

Source: Saskatchewan uranium producers
To convert tonnes of uranium to pounds of U₃O₈, multiply tonnes by 2,599.8
Numbers may not reflect total due to rounding.
* Ore from McArthur River is trucked to Key Lake where it is then fed into the Key Lake mill and processed into yellowcake.

• Canada's uranium is used exclusively for the generation of electricity at nuclear power plants.  The end use is strictly enforced by international non-proliferation agreements and Canadian export restrictions.
• Nuclear power's place in Canada's energy mix has grown in importance over the last four decades and now provides 15% of Canada's electricity. (source: Canadian Nuclear Association). This makes uranium one of Canada's largest, non-carbon emitting sources of energy in use today.
• Canada remains a leading world uranium producer, accounting for 18% of world primary production. All of the uranium production in Canada comes from Saskatchewan mines. (source: Canadian Nuclear Association)
  
• Approximately 90% of the uranium shipped from Saskatchewan mines goes to non-Canadian markets for the generation of electricity. (source: Canadian Nuclear Association)