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Interview: The Future of Nuclear Energy in NB

CRED-NB core member Susan O’Donnell and lawyer Kerrie Blaise discuss the future of nuclear energy in the province. The interview with CHCO-TV is 28 minutes, HERE.

Author CREDNBPosted on October 23, 2025July 18, 2026Tags CRED-NB Action, Nuclear

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