A Reverse Takeover Just Minted Green Canada Uranium

A new uranium name is about to hit the tape. On July 15, 2026, Green Canada Corporation and MAACKK Capital Corp. announced that the TSX Venture Exchange conditionally approved the listing of the issuer resulting from their reverse takeover — to be renamed "Green Canada Uranium Corp."

Here's what the company becomes. After the RTO closes, it will acquire Basin Energy Marshall Corp.'s interest in the Marshall uranium project in Saskatchewan and plans a 1,600-metre inaugural drill program to start turning ground into data.

The upside case is jurisdiction and timing. Uranium is a designated critical mineral, and Saskatchewan is one of the world's premier uranium addresses — established infrastructure, deep operational history, and a supportive backdrop for explorers looking to move fast. A conditional exchange approval clears the runway; a maiden drill program is the catalyst that follows.

The bear read is blunt: this is a pre-revenue explorer with an unproven project, and a 1,600-metre first pass can just as easily disappoint as deliver.

New shell, new name, new drill bit turning in uranium country.

This is market commentary, not investment advice — small-cap resource stocks are highly speculative and you can lose your entire investment.