Collusion between nuclear industry and government, Prevent Nuclear Waste repository in Saskatchewan

Program Title: Saskatchewan's Nuclear Addiction Contaminates Both Politics and the People
Description: This week, the Global Research News Hour takes a concerted look at the nuclear industry in Saskatchewan, the extent to which nuclear giants Cameco and Areva have co-opted government and academia, and plans to use Northern Saskatchewan communities as a repository of nuclear waste generated elsewhere in North America.
GUests include retired archivist and historian and Briarpatch contributor D'Arcey Hande, and ENglish River, Saskatchewan resident and concerned citizen Candyce Paul who belongs to the group Committee for Future Generations.

Host(s): Michael Welch
Featured Speakers/Guests: D'Arcey Hande is a Retired Archivist and Historian based in Saskatoon. He has written articles outlining the level of collusion between the Saskatchewan government and the nuclear industry as well as the co-option of the University of Saskatchewan. Candyce Paul is a resident of English River First Nation and active with the Committee for Future Generations. Michael Welch is host of the Global Research News Hour.

Credits: Interviews by Michael Welch.

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