Canada and nuclear energy: past leadership and present challenges
The piece recalls Canada’s postwar push into nuclear tech, the birth of CANDU reactors at Chalk River, and Ontario’s heavy reliance on nuclear power. It argues anti nuclear messaging has slowed progress, hindering Canada's global leadership in clean energy, amid emissions reduction goals and sustainable power debates.
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Canada’s Nuclear Path to a Green Energy Future 2050
Public policy analyst Krystle Wittevrongel argues Canada should embrace nuclear power to cut greenhouse gas emissions. The piece highlights Small Modular Reactors, Saskatchewan's shift from coal, waste management, and Canada’s international stance while noting risks and the need for flexible regulation and investment. Co authored by Eric Seguin. Troy Media
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Invasive Wild Pigs Threaten Western Canada Ecology
Cam Dahl of the Manitoba Park Council warns Western Canada faces an invasive wild pig threat. The piece cites past introductions of non native species like dandelions zebra mussels and European wild rabbit and calls for coordinated eradication across provinces plus federal support and public reporting of sightings.
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Have Your Say Letters For Roblin Review Readers
Community input requested for Roblin Manitoba residents. Letters to the Roblin Review should note a contact address telephone or email for verification and may be delivered to the office at 119 1st Ave NW or mailed to Box 938 Roblin MB.
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