Residents resist proposed nuclear plant due to Ontario town's radioactive past

In Port Hope, a community scarred by its nuclear history, residents are up in arms over plans to build a new nuclear power plant. This town, which once suffered from radioactive contamination, is now facing another potential nuclear project, stirring up old fears and resistance. While the mayor and Ontario's energy minister see it as a step toward a more secure energy future, many locals are wary, remembering the environmental and health issues that plagued the town decades ago. This clash highlights the ongoing debate about nuclear energy's role in modern society.