A 100-tonne Caterpillar truck descends to the bottom of the Sue E open-pit uranium mine at Areva Resources Canada’s McClean Lake site in McClean Lake, Saskatchewan, in this file photo. David Boily/AFP via Getty Images
Nuclear power will be coming to Saskatchewan since there are few other options to meet future electricity demands, says Premier Scott Moe.
Moe made the comments during a panel discussion at the Midwest Legislative Conference held in Saskatoon from July 27 to 30. The conference hosted lawmakers from four Canadian provinces and 11 American states for meetings to advance collaboration on trade, infrastructure, and energy security.
