This thesis focuses on Canada’s nuclear policy and its potential to serve as the foundation for a strategic and long-term partnership with the European Union. As one of the world’s leading nuclear powers, Canada offers not only technological capabilities and access to uranium resources, but also a distinct approach to regulation, public engagement, and community relations. The aim of this work is to explore how Canada’s experience could contribute to the sustainable development of nuclear energy in Europe and to identify areas where cooperation could go beyond technology supply and help foster greater public trust in nuclear power.