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$1.9 million nuclear-supply-chain project announced

A $1.9 million project is being launched to support the nuclear supply chain as communities in Nanticoke monitor sector expansion.

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The project indicates local industrial and infrastructure development linked to nuclear-sector expansion, but no disruption or hazard is reported.

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  1. New $1.9M nuclear‑supply‑chain project comes as communities like Nanticoke watch sector expansion ↗norfolktoday.ca · Recorded source date: Sep 2, 2026, 4:16 PM UTC

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