Why It Matters
Western Uranium & Vanadium Corp. terminated its engagement with Winslow & Co. Public Affairs LLC on September 1, ending a lobbying relationship that generated $30,000 in total fees for the firm across 2026.
By The Numbers
Western Uranium & Vanadium paid Winslow & Co. $10,000 in each of the first two quarters of 2026 and another $10,000 in the third quarter before the termination took effect. The company had spent $110,000 on lobbying across all firms over the past four quarters. Winslow & Co. represented American Lithium Energy Corp., which paid the firm $30,000 across disclosed filings — the same total Western Uranium paid the firm.
Broader Context
Western Uranium & Vanadium Corp. lobbied on fiscal year 2027 House and Senate Defense Appropriations in the first and second quarters of 2026, according to lobbying disclosures. The company registered its activities under Budget/Appropriations, Defense, and Natural Resources issue codes. The House Defense Subcommittee was scheduled to mark up the fiscal year 2027 Defense Appropriations Bill in a closed session on June 11. A continuing resolution provided continuing appropriations through December 11.
The Bottom Line
Kyle T. Winslow was the lobbyist for Western Uranium & Vanadium Corp. at Winslow & Co. Public Affairs LLC in quarter one 2026 and held the covered position of Strategic Consultant in quarter two 2026. Western Uranium & Vanadium is a North American mining company focused on exploration, development, and production of uranium and vanadium resources, with operations including the Sage Mine in Utah and the Mustang Mineral Mine Complex in Colorado. The company operates under a tolling agreement at the Energy Fuels White Mesa mill in Blanding, Utah, and has stockpiled ore at the Sunday Mine Complex in Colorado.
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