Last mentioned: Mar 18, 2026
Pact Announcement
India and Canada announce $2.6B uranium deal and $70B trade expansion target.
$2.6B Pact Signed
Cameco and India's DAE finalize the uranium supply agreement and SMR cooperation framework.
Uranium Pact Signed
CAD 2.6 billion agreement finalized between Cameco and India's DAE.
Carney Visit Begins
Canadian PM Mark Carney arrives in India for a four-day diplomatic mission.
Carney Visit Begins
PM Mark Carney arrives in India for a four-day state visit to reset strategic ties.
Carney Visit Begins
Prime Minister Mark Carney arrives in India for a four-day diplomatic mission.
Last Bilateral Visit
The last formal bilateral visit by a Canadian Prime Minister to India before the 2026 renewal.
Last PM Visit
The last bilateral visit by a Canadian Prime Minister to India before the 2026 reset.
Last Bilateral Visit
Previous visit by a Canadian Prime Minister to India before the current reset.
Pokhran-I Test
India conducts nuclear test using plutonium from Canadian-supplied CIRUS reactor, leading to diplomatic fallout.
Pokhran-I Test
India conducts its first nuclear test using plutonium from the Canadian-supplied CIRUS reactor, leading to a diplomatic freeze.
Pokhran-I Test
India conducts nuclear test using plutonium from Canadian-supplied CIRUS reactor, leading to a diplomatic freeze.
The exponential growth of generative AI is driving an unprecedented surge in electricity demand, forcing tech giants to secure 24/7 carbon-free baseload power through nuclear energy. This shift has catalyzed a 'nuclear renaissance,' characterized by long-term power purchase agreements and the revival of decommissioned reactors to support massive data center expansions.
The exponential growth of AI data centers is forcing a shift toward reliable, 24/7 carbon-free energy, positioning nuclear power as the primary beneficiary. Investors are increasingly targeting utilities and uranium producers as Big Tech signs unprecedented multi-decade power purchase agreements.
India and Canada have finalized a CAD 2.6 billion uranium supply agreement, marking a significant diplomatic and energy pivot. The deal between Cameco and India’s Department of Atomic Energy anchors a broader strategic partnership aimed at expanding bilateral trade to $70 billion.
India and Canada have finalized a CAD 2.6 billion uranium supply agreement between Cameco and India’s Department of Atomic Energy, marking a historic pivot in bilateral relations. The deal aims to expand total trade to $70 billion while deepening cooperation on Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) and critical minerals.
India and Canada have signed a CAD 2.6 billion agreement for long-term uranium supply, marking a significant reset in diplomatic relations. The deal between Cameco and India's Department of Atomic Energy includes cooperation on Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) and broader defense and energy security initiatives.