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Le voyage de Stephen Harper en Inde : le nucléaire, une motivation de premier plan

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Lors du voyage de Stephen Harper en Inde, l’intérêt du nucléaire y a représenté une motivation de premier plan en ce qui concerne les retombées envisagées par cette industrie au Canada, notamment en Saskatchewan et à Port Hope en Ontario où est installée Cameco Corporation, une compagnie qui donne dans le nucléaire et qui est l’une des premières bénéficiaires dans le marché d’exportation de l’uranium.
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* AMRITSAR, INDE – Le Premier ministre Stephen Harper visite le Temple d'Or, le lieu le plus sacré de la foi sikh. Photo du CPM de Jason Ransom




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Richard Tremblay is a choregrapher and lives in Montreal. 

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