Posted AT 5:26 PM EDT on 21/05/08
Cameco may have leaked contaminants into Lake Ontario
SASKATOON — — Cameco Corp. is examining the possibility that uranium, arsenic and fluorides may have seeped into Lake Ontario from its Port Hope nuclear conversion plant, but says no changes have yet been detected.
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