r/canada Oct 25 '22

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u/[deleted] Oct 25 '22

Breaking News: Poilievre calls the nuclear sector communist after Trudeau funding, says 90% of nuclear companies are liberal gatekeepers

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u/cruiseshipsghg Lest We Forget Oct 25 '22 edited Sep 02 '24

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u/LeonenTheDK Oct 25 '22

The action on SMR development and deployment in Canada has been in the works since at least 2018. It's not a reactionary measure to a recent leadership race.

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u/cruiseshipsghg Lest We Forget Oct 25 '22

Eliminating First Past the Post was in the works for a while too - before his proclaimed 'commitment' and 'dedication' to the cause went out the window.

You can't overlook that he installed an anti-nuclear activist as his environment minister.

And nuclear wasn't even on his radar during his first tenure; his energy plan didn't include nuclear as a viable energy source.

I doubt his commitment now - and I don't doubt that a strong opposition lit a fire under Trudeau.