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Why Canada should peacefully enrich its uranium

  • Peaceful uranium enrichment to feed the adoption of SMR technology is compatible with Canada’s long-standing domestic and international non-proliferation commitments.
Opinion | BY ALEXANDER MACDONALD, JEREMY WHITLOCK | February 25, 2026
As Canada and many of its allies deploy nuclear technologies that rely on enriched uranium, fuel security ought to become more of an imperative, write Alex MacDonald and Jeremy Whitlock. Photograph courtesy of Robert T Bell/Flickr

Why Canada should peacefully enrich its uranium

Opinion | BY ALEXANDER MACDONALD, JEREMY WHITLOCK | February 25, 2026
  • Peaceful uranium enrichment to feed the adoption of SMR technology is compatible with Canada’s long-standing domestic and international non-proliferation commitments.

Why Canada should peacefully enrich its uranium

Opinion | BY ALEXANDER MACDONALD, JEREMY WHITLOCK | February 25, 2026
  • Peaceful uranium enrichment to feed the adoption of SMR technology is compatible with Canada’s long-standing domestic and international non-proliferation commitments.
As Canada and many of its allies deploy nuclear technologies that rely on enriched uranium, fuel security ought to become more of an imperative, write Alex MacDonald and Jeremy Whitlock. Photograph courtesy of Robert T Bell/Flickr
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