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💙CNL In Our Community💚
Members of CNL's Radiological Assessment Team (RAT) were proud to participate in the Renfrew County Paramedic Research Symposium this week, joining paramedics, researchers, educators, students, and healthcare professionals for a day of learning, collaboration, and innovation.
With blue skies, crisp fall air, and vibrant autumn colours as the backdrop, Burnstown was the perfect setting for this year's "Breaking Barriers: Innovation Across the Frontline" symposium. The event brought together frontline professionals from across the region to connect, share ideas, and explore new ways to strengthen emergency response and healthcare services.
The event also provided a valuable opportunity for CNL's Radiological Assessment Team to connect with fellow first responders from across the region and showcase the specialized capabilities they bring to emergency response. Attendees had the chance to tour the RAT vehicle and learn more about the team's role in providing radiological monitoring, assessment, and decontamination support during nuclear and radiological emergencies.
Collaboration and preparedness are critical to effective emergency response, and events like this help strengthen the relationships and partnerships that keep our communities safe.
Thank you to the organizers for hosting such a successful event and to all those who participated in advancing innovation across the frontline. ... See MoreSee Less
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Helping Keep Our Community Clean! 🌎
CNL's North American Young Generation in Nuclear (NAYGN) chapter once again rolled up its sleeves to help keep our community looking its best through its annual roadside cleanup initiative.
Bringing together employees and students from CNL, this year's volunteer effort resulted in the collection of nine bags of waste and recycling along approximately six kilometres of Petawawa Boulevard, from Black Bay Road to Airport Road.
We were also pleased to welcome the Mayor of Petawawa, who stopped by to recognize the group's dedication to environmental stewardship and community pride.
A sincere thank you to everyone who helped organize and participate in this year's cleanup. Your commitment, enthusiasm, and community spirit continue to make a meaningful difference and help keep our region clean, vibrant, and welcoming for all.
In the photo (left to right):
Malavika Nair
Alannah Park
Benjamin Pruner
Andrew Masala
Aidan Bateman
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Are you ready for an opportunity with Canada's national nuclear laboratories? CNL is at Queen's University Career Fair in Kingston and we’re excited to meet you there! #StudentCOOP #COOP #NewGraduates #QueensUniversity
📆 September 23 & 24
🕰️10:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
🗺️Athletics & Recreation Centre, Main Gym, 284 Earl Street, Kingston, Ontario ... See MoreSee Less
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Began our fourth annual Whiteshell Laboratories Regional Gathering of Leaders in a good way today at the Beausejour/Brokenhead Community Hall. Grateful to all who joined this year's event! ... See MoreSee Less
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There is video circulating that indicates the event was not necessarily planned in a good way and information presented was not rooted in truth, this seems to indicate the organization is in need of a relationship and bridge building role to ensure CNL can meet its goals.
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This week, we join communities across the province in recognizing the people, businesses and organizations that help rural Ontario thrive.
At Canadian Nuclear Laboratories, we're proud to call the Ottawa Valley home. From supporting local economic growth and skilled employment to partnering with community organizations, schools and businesses, we're committed to helping strengthen the communities where we live and work#ONRuralWeekNRuralWeek, we celebrate the people, places and opportunities that make rural Ontario a great place to build careers, raise families and shape the future. ... See MoreSee Less
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