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Whiteshell Laboratories Restoration Project (WLRP) recently welcomed mayors, reeves, and councillors from neighbouring rural municipalities Pine River–Pine Falls and Whitemouth for a behind-the-scenes tour of the WR-1 decommissioning site and its Waste Management Area.
Many of those who joined the most recent tour sit on Whiteshell’s Public Liaison Committee, and frequently receive updates on ongoing work and community outreach for the WLRP. The most recent of these updates were given on the tour.
The group also visited the Fire Hall and was able to engage directly with CNL Subject Matter Experts during a lunch and Q&A session after the tour.
Thank you to everyone who attended! These opportunities are great at strengthening our community ties and sharing our progress on important work!
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Nature and nuclear collide!
On Thursday, June 12, we welcomed the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources – Pembroke District’s team at our Chalk River campus for an action-packed, immersive tour day combining nuclear innovations with environmental protection.
The tour focused on highlighting our many environmental initiatives — from emergency operations to environmental remediation efforts, and systems that protect local biodiversity and promote sustainable resource management. Our teams discussed the shared challenges and opportunities of balancing sustainable development with environmental protection, connecting over our common goal: to restore and protect the environment.
We were proud to showcase our environmental initiatives with local enthusiasts at our site. A big thanks to all of those at the Ministry of Natural Resources for choosing to spend your day with us! ... See MoreSee Less
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Today, we celebrate the many cultures and backgrounds that make Canada a special place!
At Canadian Nuclear Laboratories, we embrace the value that cultural diversity brings to our workplace and our communities. We believe that by learning from one another and creating space for all voices, we build a stronger, more innovative future.
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What are the stats on your employees diversity? Does management and the Board reflect equity? Or is this lip service and tokenism?
💥We're Hiring in Pinawa, Manitoba! 💥
CNL’s Whiteshell site is growing — and so can your career!
We're looking for a Decommissioning/Environmental Specialist to join our dynamic team as we continue important work in nuclear decommissioning and environmental stewardship.
✅ Ready to elevate your career?
✅ Interested in a new role within the nuclear industry?
✅ A subject matter expert in your field?
If you answered YES, this could be the perfect opportunity for you!
📍 Location: Whiteshell Laboratories, Pinawa, MB
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Join us in shaping Canada’s clean energy future. 🌿⚛️
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CNL’s Safety Excellence Team, in partnership with Ottawa Valley First Aid is offering our third Community Safety Academy session, a free Babysitter Course for youth in our local communities. You saw that right! It is absolutely free to sign up!
Taught by certified Red Cross instructors, this course builds the skills needed to care for children and respond to emergencies with confidence.
Snacks provided. Bring a lunch and let us know about any allergies.
More sessions will be offered later this year—stay tuned!
Spots are limited—register now! Don't forget to use the code 'CNL25' for free registration ... See MoreSee Less
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