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Ontario's Oldest Nuclear Plant Has Gone Dark. Here's What Happens Next

Summary by St Catharines Standard
Ontario has started a $26.8-billion refurbishment at Pickering’s nuclear station, with work expected to bring four units back online by 2030.

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Ontario's oldest nuclear plant has gone dark. Here's what happens next

Ontario has started a $26.8-billion refurbishment at Pickering’s nuclear station, with work expected to bring four units back online by 2030.

·Toronto, Canada
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Pickering's nuclear plant has shut down for refurbishment: Will it impact energy prices in Ontario?

Ontario has started a $26.8-billion refurbishment at Pickering’s nuclear station, with work expected to bring four units back online by 2030.

·Welland, Canada
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St Catharines Standard broke the news in Welland, Canada on Saturday, October 31, 2026.
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