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CanAlaska Uranium, Ltd. engages in the acquisition, exploration, and development of mineral properties in Canada, the United States, and New Zealand. Its mineral properties and claims are situated in Saskatchewan, Alberta, and Manitoba, with additional properties in Labrador and Newfoundland, Quebec, Ontario, British Columbia, Alaska, the United States, and New Zealand. The company's properties include the West McArthur project that consists of 9 Saskatchewan claims in Canada, comprising an area of approximately 35,822 hectares; and a 100% interest in a series of other uranium exploration projects, such as Alberta project, Arnold project, Cree East project, Cree West project, Geikie project, Helmer project, Hodgson project, Key Lake project, Lake Athabasca project, McTavish project, Moon project, and Waterbury project in the Athabasca region. CanAlaska also holds additional gold, base metal, diamond, and PGM properties in Canada that comprise Rainbow Hill project in Alaska; Voiseys Bay project in Labrador; Quesnel Canyon Placer Gold project, British Columbia; Zeballos project, British Columbia; Treasure Chest, British Columbia; and Glitter Lake, Quebec, as well as other properties in New Zealand. The company was founded in May 1985 as Canadian Gravity Recovery Group, Ltd. and changed its name to CanAlaska Resources, Ltd. in June 1985. Further, it changed name to International CanAlaska Resources, Ltd. in September 1993; CanAlaska Ventures, Ltd. in October 1999; and to CanAlaska Uranium, Ltd. in October 2006. CanAlaska Uranium is based in Vancouver, Canada.