Government of Saskatchewan proclaims Oct 19-23 Nuclear Science Week, targets 2,600 MW by 2050.

Government of Saskatchewan proclaimed Oct 19-23, 2026 as Nuclear Science Week, with $6.3M for four research chairs and SaskPower's $4M SMR safety centre.

Saskatchewan PNP desk October 19, 2026 Updated October 22, 2026 1 min read

Government of Saskatchewan proclaimed Oct 19-23, 2026 as Nuclear Science Week, with $6.3M for four research chairs and SaskPower's $4M SMR safety centre.

Newcomers, students, workers, employers and families may see growing prospects as Saskatchewan advances SMRs near Estevan, funds nuclear research and training, and targets major nuclear power by 2050 to support energy security and growth.

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Government of Saskatchewan proclaims Oct 19-23 Nuclear Science Week, targets 2,600 MW by 2050.

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