Cosa Resources starts partner-funded diamond drilling at Aurora uranium project in Athabasca Basin

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Cosa Resources began diamond drilling at the Aurora uranium project in Saskatchewan’s Athabasca Basin, about 16 kilometers east of Cameco’s Key Lake mill.
Traction Uranium is funding the program under a Feb. 10, 2026 option to earn up to 80% by spending $9.15 million.
The initial campaign targets about 800 meters across 4 to 6 holes, focusing on conductive anomalies tied to radiometric uranium indicators.

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