The inaugural Step Up For Mental Health event was a huge success as two thousand runners/walkers hit the streets of Saskatoon on May 11. The event raised $400,000 for mental health projects in our communities.

Former Saskatchewan Marathon winner Tarrant Crosschild has been leading running clinics at Cameco leading into the Step Up for Mental Health event on May 11^th. He recently spoke to Cameco employees in about his mental health struggles and how exercise helped save his life.

It's just over two weeks until Step Up for Mental Health!

Please note that May 1^st is the final day for bib transfers. After that date, transfers between participants and sub-events will not be allowed.

In order to initiate a transfer, please email stepup@cameco.com with the email addresses of both the original bib holder and the transferee.

Road closures and parking information.

Thank you for an incredible response! All volunteer roles have now been filled!

To provide a positive experience for everyone involved with the inaugural Step Up for Mental Health event, we’ve capped registration at 2,000 people.

To provide a positive experience for everyone involved with the inaugural Step Up for Mental Health event, we’re capping registration at 2,000 people.

Please welcome Jordan, a Cameco employee in our human resources department, as our Step Up for Mental Health blogger.

Many people have asked how they can support Step Up for Mental Health if they’re not participating in the run/walk.

Introducing Step Up for Mental Health, powered by Cameco in partnership with Brainsport.