“This meticulously researched book makes it clear why non-proliferation treaties and international inspection agencies are failing to prevent the increase in nations with nuclear arms, many using Canadian uranium and Canadian nuclear technology.”
David Suzuki
Scientist and broadcaster
“Far from our image of a “boy scout” nation working to promote a more peaceful world, McKay uncovers a side of Canadian public policy driven by greed, secrecy, deceit and a willingness to put global safety at risk for the sake of commercial opportunity.”
Peter Prebble
Former Saskatchewan Cabinet Minister, MLA
“This is an impeccably detailed account of Canada’s role in arming the world with nuclear technologies and fuels, from the first moments of the arms race to today’s rogue states and their bitter rivalries.”
Bilbo Poynter
Executive Director
Canadian Centre for Investigative Reporting
“Atomic Accomplice is informed by in-depth research, fired by passionate conviction, and peppered with journalistic one-liners. A thorough and fair-minded primer on the politics of nuclear technology versus renewable alternatives, it is a powerful page turner.”
Maxine Ruvinsky
Chair, School of Journalism
Thompson Rivers University
Author of “Investigative Reporting in Canada”
