Saskatchewan government plans to extend life of coal plants
Saskatchewan is betting on coal—at least for a little while longer. In a letter to SaskPower employees, Minister Jeremy Harrison said the province will extend the life of its coal plants as it prepares for a nuclear-powered future. The move aims to protect jobs and keep power reliable and affordable, even as it pushes back on federal clean energy regulations. With carbon capture tech in the mix and small nuclear reactors on the horizon, Saskatchewan is carving out its own path to net-zero. Jeremy Simes with The Canadian Press has the full story.
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