The Globe and Mail reports in its Saturday edition that enthusiasm for nuclear power is rising globally, and Canada's nuclear industry may be resurgent enough to capitalize, as might a mining sector with the second-highest uranium production in the world. The Globe's Adam Radwanski writes that the modernized Candu reactor is being developed by Atkinsrealis; Westinghouse Electric Co., another maker of reactors, is now under Canadian ownership and scaling up operations here; one of the world's first small modular reactors is being installed at the Darlington nuclear plant near Toronto. While the action is centred in Ontario, there is potential to meet some other provinces' needs as well -- and, through domestic uptake and validation, to boost exports of nuclear technology and expertise. Ottawa has already been supportive of the sector in recent years, including through backing from the Infrastructure Bank, but it is going to be called on to provide more regulatory certainty, financial help and international advocacy. There is also an emerging debate, which the next government will have to weigh, about whether Canada should get into uranium enrichment. That has not been prioritized previously, but that could change.