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Small modular reactors critical to Canada’s long-term economic growth

By adopting advanced nuclear, Canada can position itself to reduce GHG emissions, achieve its net-zero ambitions, and drive energy diversification.

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BY STEVE THRELFALL
March 17, 2021

Opinion | BY STEVE THRELFALL | March 17, 2021

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