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🚧 REMINDER: Calling All Construction Contractors! 🚧
There's still time to register for Canadian Nuclear Laboratories' Construction & Project Delivery (C&PD) Forum - an in-person event for members of the construction community.
This in-person forum will provide:
- An overview of what's new in C&PD at CNL
- Updates on active projects and future priorities
- Insight into upcoming construction opportunities
- Opportunities for engagement and discussion with the C&PD team
📅 Thursday, April 23, 2026
🕐 1 to 4 p.m.
📍 CNL Main Site Entrance Building (Minwamon Building), 286 Plant Road, Chalk River
➡️ Advance registration is required.
Please register by Monday, April 20, 2026 via the QR code in the poster.
*NOTE - if the QR code does not work, please go to ow.ly/yiQu50YLiOt, select "Construction & Project Delivery Forum (April 23)" from the Event Name drop-down menu, and complete all required fields. ... See MoreSee Less
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Remember a contaminated piece of equipment never leaves the property. Just like the waste being trucked in.
Environmental responsibility isn’t just about one day, it’s about how we think, plan, and act every day.
As Earth Day approaches, we’re taking time to reflect on our ongoing efforts and shared responsibility for stewardship. 🌍🍃🐢
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We’re proud to celebrate all the talented students who participated in this past weekend’s Renfrew County Regional Science and Technology Fair. From creative experiments to innovative research, your curiosity, hard work, and passion for science were truly inspiring!
Curt Flemming, our Deputy Vice President of Science & Technology, was pleased to help present the awards and recognize the incredible achievements on display.
🎉 Congratulations to the students who will be moving on to represent Renfrew County at the Canada-wide science fair in a few weeks! We’re cheering you on and wish you the very best as you take this exciting next step.
Way to go, everyone—you’ve made your community proud! ... See MoreSee Less
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KEEP OUR OTTAWA RIVER SAFE students
Jessica Bramburger Nicole Rose
With winter’s last blast it’s hard to believe we’re a month away from our seasonal feathered visitors at NPD! Each spring and summer NPD’s ventilation stack becomes a Chimney Swift super roost, and an opportunity for CNL’s Environmental Protection team to conduct evening roost counts as a part of Canada-wide conservation efforts for this Species at Risk.
🪶Learn more about how the NPD Closure Project’s plans take into account preserving Swift populations ow.ly/KiVq50YH1sB
📆Stay tuned for the May 2026 dates to join a Count Night at NPD! ... See MoreSee Less
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Projects are done, poster boards are ready, and the Renfrew County Regional Science and Technology Fair is finally here!
Tomorrow, April 11, starting at 9 a.m., CNL will be joining the local community and future scientists at Algonquin College Waterfront Campus, Pembroke for a full day of #STEM exhibitions at the Regional Science Fair, and we’re excited to see you there!
Bring a friend or family to explore the student projects, hands on activities like building a mini bridge, meeting the CNL robot dog, and celebrate outstanding projects during a special awards ceremony.
This free event also gives you a chance to win a prize at the CNL booth!
We are proud to be partnering with Renfrew County Science Fair and Algonquin College to support the next generation of scientists and to be returning as the title sponsor for this year’s event.
For more information visit: region.youthscience.ca/renfrew-county/
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