Is Saskatchewan really ready to go nuclear?

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The recently announced nuclear project could reshape Saskatchewan’s energy future, but it also raises big questions about cost, timelines, construction and who will ultimately pay for it. Minister Jeremy Harrison, Saskatchewan Minister of Crown Investments Corporation, joins the show to explain what these plans mean and what needs to happen before the province can move forward.
1 Oct 10AM English Canada News Commentary

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