Niger Coup Could Impact Canada's Uranium Industry

Opinion: As nations move away from Russia’s civilian nuclear power supply chain Canada can easily step in as the 4th largest producer of uranium in the world.

The degree of Kremlin involvement in the military ouster late last month of Niger President Mohamed Bazoum is unclear.

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