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Federal Energy Minister Tim Hodgson hailed the decision — just hours after B.C. issued an approval — as an example of the federal government's "one project, one review" system in which it relied on the province for its assessment.

But the Metlakatla First Nation says in court documents that the decision relied on "speculative economic concepts" to justify the project's adverse impacts, while ignoring "mounting evidence" that it's not economically feasible.

Ontario and the federal government are spending a collective $3 billion to build Canada’s first small modular reactors, a new nuclear energy technology to be built next door to the Darlington power plant.

The Darlington SMRs are moving ahead. Seeing that this train has left the station, I hope someone's planning domestic uranium enrichment capacity.

A half-hour doc on life in the West Bank by the CBC. Posting it here in case you need a doc from a Canadian source on the topic to show other fellow Canadians. Most of us here are likely already familiar with the material.

We do not have uranium enrichment capacity for manufacturing SMR fuel. CANDU reactors on the other hand use Canadian fuel.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/53575254

Just stumbled upon these bikes in Facebook Marketplace. Turns out there's a Toronto distributor selling them. Haven't looked into them too much but at a glance, they are a Brompton clone without the proprietary stuff. I see standard cassettes, derailleurs and shifters. Standard brakes, etc. And they're priced closer to what a bike like that should cost.

Just stumbled upon these bikes in Facebook Marketplace. Turns out there's a Toronto distributor selling them. Haven't looked into them too much but at a glance, they are a Brompton clone without the proprietary stuff. I see standard cassettes, derailleurs and shifters. Standard brakes, etc. And they're priced closer to what a bike like that should cost.

#FordNation does something not terrible!

Prime Minister Mark Carney said Thursday his government is not considering hitting American goods with more retaliatory tariffs, even as the trade war rages on, because there are signs that the bilateral talks on relief are headed in the right direction.