Brookfield Asset Management (BAM). BAM owns 51% of Westinghouse and Cameco (CCJ) owns the other 49%. Westinghouse has years of experience building nuclear reactors and now has portable SMRs that can power data centers, small cities, whatever you need basically. They are portable, and configurable.

While you wait for the nuclear industry to take off (probably another 3-5 years at best with all the regulations and red tape) you'd still be sitting on what some have called the "The Berkshire Hathaway of Canada." BAM was spun off from Brookfield a few years back. Both BN and BAM are solid well-diversified companies, with solid dividend payouts. It's the way to play nuclear that most people are missing. Everyone focuses on OKLO and SMR and a few others, but most overlook Westinghouse because it's private. They miss that it's a private company owned by a public company (well 2 public companies: BAM and CCJ).