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We spent some time last week at Sagkeeng Anicinabe Nation's Treaty Days celebration, sharing about our collaboration with Sagkeeng's Niigan Aki monitoring program. Miigwech for having us! ... See MoreSee Less
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At a signing ceremony held earlier this week at the Chalk River Laboratories, CNL welcomed EnergySolutions Canada Corporation (referred to as EnergySolutions) as the latest company to join as a Strategic Delivery Partner. With operations worldwide including licensed facilities in Ontario, EnergySolutions is an industry leading radioactive waste management, decontamination and decommissioning, and nuclear services company with services that include the safe transportation, processing, recycling and disposal of radioactive material.
As a Strategic Delivery Partner (SDP) to CNL, EnergySolutions joins a group of organizations that are strategically important to the future of CNL, helping to enhance and build the necessary capabilities and capacity to ensure the delivery of CNL’s corporate strategy, Vision 2030, which includes the continued revitalization of the Chalk River Laboratories campus. Given the significant amount of work we have now and on the horizon, our Strategic Delivery Partners ensure we have a reliable supply chain network in place to deliver our program of work effectively, while meeting the expectations of AECL and the Government of Canada.
Strategic Delivery Partnership Agreements not only enable CNL to more confidently plan and deliver our program of work, but also achieve broader organizational objectives.
As with previous partners, the new agreements prioritize the use of local resources in the delivery of the work, which includes the hiring of local vendors that live and work in the Ottawa Valley, and the use of Indigenous contractors, wherever possible. As part of our commitment to sustainable operations, CNL has also made it a requirement that environmental stewardship and sustainability are integrated into all areas of the work, including the use of environmentally friendly materials, practices and organizations, to limit the impact of this work on future generations.
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Three years, nine university partners and over 7,000 student engagements to-date - CNL's Academic Partnership Program is working hard to ensure Canada’s R&D community is ready to fully support the country’s ambitious climate change goals through nuclear energy! Together with AECL EACL, we were thrilled to extend our growing partnerships another five years with McMaster University, University of Ottawa, Ontario Tech University, University of New Brunswick, University of Waterloo, Western University, Queen's University, University of Regina and University of Saskatchewan.
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#ICYMI our June Environmental Remediation webinars are up on YouTube! Hear the latest on options for cleaning up the Low Level Waste Trenches at Whiteshell Laboratories from Allan ow.ly/FEHZ50WvnEX & see what our decommissioning team has been up to at Douglas Point with Joe ow.ly/G3qx50WvnEY ... See MoreSee Less
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It's never a waste learning about waste management! Happy to host members of the Bruce Chapter of North American Young Generation in Nuclear- NAYGN at our Douglas Point site to view the ongoing decommissioning. We were also joined by the Nuclear Waste Management Organization, who provided an update on their work in implementing long-term management solutions for Canada’s intermediate- and high-level radioactive waste. ... See MoreSee Less
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