The document lays out how many new reactors the federal government is aiming to build domestically in the coming years, along with ambitious export targets.
Canada's new nuclear strategy commits to up to 10 new large reactors, at least one nuclear newbuild outside Ontario by 2035 and a Canadian microreactor demonstrated by 2035.
The recently released strategy emphasizes domestic Candu reactor technology rhetorically but stops short of mandating a specific technology.
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