Posted AT 10:52 PM EDT on 08/10/07
Nuclear watchdog too close to industry, report suggests
OTTAWA — Canada's nuclear safety watchdog appears to be too cozy with the industry it is supposed to monitor, suggests an independent report.
The study ordered by the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission cites long-standing complaints that the regulator focuses far more on the companies it licenses than on concerned lobby groups or citizens.
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