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Wishing everyone a safe and enjoyable long weekend from all of us at Canadian Nuclear Laboratories! ... See MoreSee Less
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It's back to school for CNL student, James Nass!
While working with our Waste Operations Engineering Department, James’s hard work as an Instrumentation and Control Engineering Student has not gone unrecognized. Whether he’s designing new electrical builds, troubleshooting automation systems, or upgrading and replacing instruments, every task contributes to the environmental protection and operational safety of our waste management team.
Originally from Toronto, ON, James is studying Mechatronics and Robotics Engineering at Queen’s University and is finishing up a 12-month student co-op period with CNL. Besides gaining a technical skillset, James’ experience with CNL has taught him the importance of being a good team player when producing high quality work.
His favourite part about working with us? CNL’s collaborative nature.
“We all have a part to play, and everyone is always happy to lend a hand. There are so many experts in all fields that congregate here, and everyone loves the work they do.” ... See MoreSee Less
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A new date has been set for our Chalk River site planned exercise, following its postponement yesterday. 🚨 ... See MoreSee Less
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📢Calling all local suppliers📢
Canadian Nuclear Laboratories is excited to be hosting our annual OCNI Day in Chalk River on September 18, and we still have some tradeshow spots left for local businesses!
This event is a unique opportunity to connect with Canadian Nuclear Laboratories and the Organization of Canadian Nuclear Industries to explore potential partnerships and learn more about how your business can play a role with our organizations.
For more information, or to register your booth, please visit www.cnl.ca/event/opportunity-to-grow-your-business-industry-day-at-crl-sept-17-18-2025/ ... See MoreSee Less
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Our planned annual Chalk River Site Stay-In Exercise has been postponed as a result of the Highway 17 closure. Once a new date has been confirmed, we will update you through our channels. ... See MoreSee Less
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