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💙In Our Community💚
The Nuclear Laboratory Partners of Canada (NLPC), CNL’s operating manager, is proud to support the 2026 Manitoba Indigenous Summer Games through a $25,000 sponsorship, helping to celebrate Indigenous youth, culture, sport, and community.
We were honoured to attend the Opening Ceremonies and join athletes, families, Elders, volunteers, and community members as Phase 2 of the Games officially got underway. A special thank you to the two co-host Nations, Sagkeeng Anicinabe Nation and Norway House Cree Nation, for their leadership, hospitality, and commitment to creating a meaningful and welcoming experience for all participants.
The Manitoba Indigenous Summer Games bring together young athletes from across the province to showcase their talents, build friendships, strengthen cultural connections, and create lifelong memories. These Games are a powerful celebration of the strength, resilience, and bright future of Indigenous youth.
Congratulations to the organizers, volunteers, coaches, and supporters whose dedication makes this incredible event possible. We wish all athletes the very best as they compete with pride, determination, and sportsmanship throughout the Games.
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The United Kingdom’s next generation of nuclear leaders touched down at Chalk River Laboratories earlier this summer!
And CNL was proud to invite these six PhD students in for an up-close look at the role Canada’s national nuclear laboratory plays in the Canadian nuclear industry.
The cohort visited as part of The University of Manchester-led UK Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT) in Skills and Training Underpinning a Renaissance in Nuclear (SATURN) — splitting their two weeks between Chalk River Laboratories and McMaster University.
Click the link below to read more about this new international partnership.
www.cnl.ca/uk-phd-cohort-launches-new-era-of-international-nuclear-training-at-canadas-national-n... ... See MoreSee Less
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To think that many of the orignal experts to the CANDU project and CRNL were from the UK. They (PhD Students) must be impressed with how far Canadians have taken things and developed other avenues in science! Thanks to Canadian Government for continuing to make investments into science and technology!
Exciting work is underway at Chalk River Laboratories, where our Decommissioning team is evaluating a humanoid robotic platform to support activities in some of our most challenging legacy facilities.
Designed to complement existing technologies such as tracked robots, quadrupeds and drones, the Unitree G1 humanoid robot is being assessed for inspections, data collection, radiological characterization and first-look reconnaissance in areas that are difficult to access.
Rather than operating autonomously, the platform is being developed for tele-operation, enabling skilled workers to remain in control while reducing the need for personnel to enter potentially hazardous environments.
By combining human expertise with advanced robotics, CNL is pursuing innovative ways to enhance safety, improve operational efficiency and advance the future of decommissioning and waste management. ... See MoreSee Less
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Excellent innovation! 🤩
💙In Our Community🩵
Despite the rain, CNL team members showed up in full force to volunteer at the Get to The Point event this weekend, a celebration held as part of the Water & Dirt Festival.
Our volunteers served lunch to attendees and helped create a welcoming experience for everyone who joined in the festivities.
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💙 In Our Community 💙
We're proud to once again be the Presenting Sponsor of the Water & Dirt Festival, a celebration that showcases the very best of Renfrew County. 🌊🚴♀️🏞️
On July 31, CNL was honoured to participate in the festival's official opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony. We were especially grateful to have Melanie, from Steps for Change, who provided a traditional tobacco offering, sharing wishes for safe travels and memorable experiences for all participants on both land and water throughout the festival.
We are proud to support initiatives that bring people together, strengthen community connections, and contribute to the local economy. Year after year, the festival continues to grow, attracting visitors from across the region and beyond.
Thank you to the many volunteers, organizers, sponsors, partners, and community supporters whose dedication and hard work make events like this possible. Your commitment and enthusiasm are what help make the Water & Dirt Festival such a success year after year.
The festival runs until August 16, and there's still time to register for upcoming activities. Check out the full calendar of events at wateranddirt.ca
Thank you for helping celebrate our communities, our natural spaces, and the spirit of the Ottawa Valley! ... See MoreSee Less
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