Canada’s uranium is a strategic asset, but recent industry choices suggest growing dependence on U.S. technology, enrichment, and markets — potentially limiting Ottawa’s control and future industrial benefits. SMRs require enriched uranium that Canada cannot supply, and the Cameco deal positions Westinghouse reactors under U.S. systems, raising questions about whether Canada is becoming a passive supplier rather than a nuclear leader — or, as Prime Minister Mark Carney puts it, an “energy superpower.” Read More