CanAlaska Ventures Ltd

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1 This slide show presentation contains certain "Forward-Looking Statements" within the meaning of Section 21E of the United States Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. All statements, other than statements of historical fact, included herein are forward-looking statements that involve various risks and uncertainties. There can be no assurance that such statements will prove to be accurate, and actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. Important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from the Company's expectations are disclosed in the Company's documents filed from time to time with the British Columbia Securities Commission and the United States Securities & Exchange Commission

2 Nuclear Power Plant Locations

3 New Chinese Infrastructure Requires POWER Bejing

4 Energy Conversion: Typical Heat Values of Various Fuels Firewood Brown coal Black coal (low quality) Black coal 16 MJ/kg 9 MJ/kg MJ/kg MJ/kg Natural Gas 39 MJ/m 3 Crude Oil Uranium* - in light water reactor MJ/kg 500,000 MJ/kg Nuclear Energy is very much in our lives ALREADY

5 Coal power station tons CO tons acid gas 10 Tons dust 2000 tons ash Nuclear Power Is Clean Power

6 Uranium Shortage = Price Increases Production Shortfall 1985

7 ATHABASCA BASIN CANADA 30% of the World s Mined Uranium Our Main Exploration Targets are in the Athabasca Basin

8 Athabasca Deposits These are the World s Richest deposits of Uranium

9 Major Eastern Athabasca Uranium Deposits McArthur River million lbs. U 3 O 8 (167,897 tonnes uranium) with an average grade of 24.7% U 3 O 8 Cigar Lake Project million lbs. U 3 O 8 (89,100 tonnes uranium) with an average grade of 19.0 % U 3 O 8 Total reserves and resources. are approximately 350 million pounds U 3 O 8 Midwest Project 35 million lbs. U 3 O 8 (13,460 tonnes uranium) with an average grade of 4.4% U 3 O 8 The World s largest-richest Uranium Mine Cigar Lake

10 CanAlaska 756, ,144 The World s largest-richest Uranium Mine

11 New Exploration Technology Our Vision Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan : Modern airborne geophysical techniques are key to the discovery of new uranium targets in the immediate vicinity of the largest and richest uranium deposits in the world. Discover targets in untested areas/depths Airborne Geophysics Further Growth: Acquisition of previously drilled uranium resources by staking and competitive options.

12 Experience and Knowledge Dr. Karl Schimann, P. Geo. Uranium Exploration Manager 20 years with COGEMA, More than 10 years directly in Uranium exploration and mine geology in the Athabasca Basin. Project Manager at Cigar Lake, from discovery. Management Team, Uranium: John Royall, P.Eng - 40 years P.Eng with expertise in Uranium Exploration and Development Ralph Newson, P.Geo - 40 years P.Geo., with expertise Saskatchewan Uranium Exploration. Jack C. Moore, P. E - 45 years P. E Uranium Exploration manager (Union Carbide Bill T. Cohan, P.E years P.E. Uranium Development Engineer, Union Carbide Geoffrey Price, MAusIMM, MAIG -30 years Geo, Uranium Project Manager Rio Tinto Randy and Duane Studer- Geotechnical Consultants based in La Ronge Saskatchewan

13 Government Supported Exploration Technology Borehole Geophysics Mineral Studies Seismic Surveys Mapping/compilation EXTECH IV: Athabasca Uranium Multidisciplinary Study

14 New and Improved Geophysical Technology High Power = Depth Penetration to 1000 metres (1/2 mile) Superior Computer Modeling and GIS

15 Time-Domain EM - Depth Penetration Advances in Technology 50 m 150 ft m 3,000 ft Year Land A Quantum Leap in detection capability since 1970

16 Survey Depths metres Radio Waves metres

17 metres Unconformity Radio Waves Example 2. Targets below the Unconformity

18 SURVEY RESULTS New Targets McArthur River Mine

19 Source of 30% of the worlds mined uranium Western Athabasca Exploration Area?? Athabasca Basin

20 Uranium City Mines Western Athabasca????

21 Western Athabasca Exploration Areas Uranium City

22 Magnetic Data and Exploration Areas

23 ALBERTA SASKATCHEWAN NW CanAlaska Ventures Ltd SE SASKATCHEWAN MANITOBA NE

24 We have a very large, 100% owned, land base We have flown our initial airborne surveys We will continue to fly airborne surveys We have ground crews ready to go in the field We can compete with the Majors for Discovery Our target is a McArthur River style megadeposit Our success will be our shareholders success

25 Issued and Outstanding: 41,192,599 Fully Diluted: 59,340,064 Market Capitalization: $12 Million Current Share price: $0.30 No debt $4.3 million in cash/securities Aggressive $ 2.0 Million Exploration Budget 2005 Major Uranium Acquisition Program Continuing 7 Gold Projects, 2 Base Metal, and 16 Uranium Projects Significant investments in Pacific North West Capital, Freegold Ventures, and other publicly traded companies