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- Premier Scott Moe announced a plan for two large nuclear reactors in Saskatchewan.
- The first reactor is slated to operate by 2042 and the second by 2050.
- Saskatchewan targets 2,600 MW of nuclear capacity by 2050.
- The Saskatchewan Industrial and Mining Suppliers Association said it will support construction.
- Critics warn the projects could add $40 billion to debt and raise electricity rates.