Context matters. These events are even more unsettling given the recent U.S. vote with Russia in the United Nations and the ...

Trade has allowed the U.S. to secure enough fuel to operate the largest fleet of nuclear reactors worldwide. Tariffs could ...

Governments and utilities are working to expand Canada’s nuclear energy capacity in response to growing demand for electricity and goals of net-zero. Refurbishments and new reactors represent ...

The U.S. nuclear arsenal is aging, with the newest nuclear weapon in the arsenal more than 35 years old, while major adversaries are increasing their threats. The government must strengthen the ...

An upcoming wave of retirements from Canada’s rapidly-growing nuclear energy sector is prompting two Ontario schools to start training the next generation of professionals. Currently ...

Communities that never agreed to host “nuclear waste dumps,” as critics say. Canada is way ahead of us ... The U.S. Government Accountability Office’s map of sites storing spent nuclear ...

Google Maps users have noticed and started documenting the way parks are being labeled in B.C. and Canada. Screenshots provided to Global News show B.C. provincial parks are identified as “state ...

The conference, co-sponsored by the Globe and Mail and Westinghouse Canada, highlighted the national nuclear energy sector’s significant opportunity to cement its early-mover advantages and help ...

Small Modular Reactor (SMR) Canada Summit 2025 will be held in Strathcona County, Alberta on March 4-5, 2025 New York, N.Y., Feb. 20, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- NANO Nuclear Energy Inc. (NASDAQ ...

A newly released map illustrates the devastating consequences of a large-scale nuclear attack on the United States, suggesting that nearly 75% of the population could be wiped out. According to ...

Australia should accelerate its transition out of coal power and embrace nuclear, the head of Canada’s Business Council says, in a challenge to bipartisan support for coal and Labor’s ...

Investing.com -- Shares of Cameco (NYSE:CCJ) climbed 1.9% in pre-open trading Tuesday as the market responded to news of a new nuclear power cooperation deal signed between Poland and Canada.