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‘World is at our doorstep’: Clarington, Durham poised to benefit from Darlington SMR Project | CBC News
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Officials across Clarington and Durham Region say the Darlington New Nuclear Project is expected have a massive impact on the local economy.
‘World is at our doorstep’: Clarington, Durham poised to benefit from Darlington SMR Project | CBC News ‘World is at our doorstep’: Clarington, Durham poised to benefit from Darlington SMR Project | CBC News Loaded Toronto ‘World is at our doorstep’: Clarington, Durham poised to benefit from Darlington SMR Project Officials across Clarington and Durham Region say the Darlington New Nuclear Project is expected have a massive impact on the local economy. Officials tout major economic impact on region stemming from major energy project Christian D'Avino · CBC News · Posted: Oct 25, 2025 4:00 AM E
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