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Canadian Nuclear Laboratories
15 hours ago
Signs of spring🌱🐤:in a few weeks the Chimney Swifts will begin to return to NPD.
Learn more about this special migratory bird that we help protect: tinyurl.com/4936tm3rhttps://tinyurl.com/4936tm3r
Les signes du printemps🌱🐤 : dans quelques semaines, les martinets ramoneurs commenceront à retourner au NPD. Apprenez-en davantage sur cet oiseau migrateur spécial que nous contribuons à protéger: tinyurl.com/7y76muc ... See MoreSee Less
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Canadian Nuclear Laboratories
2 days ago
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Tune in 💻 on April 20 to learn more about our WR-1 Decommissioning project!
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Canadian Nuclear Laboratories
3 days ago
Congratulations Mr. Kahgee on your appointment to the Commission!There is a new member on the independent Commission!
Randall Kahgee joins the Commission as a permanent, part-time member for a 5-year term. He’s senior counsel with Olthuis Kleer Townshend LLP and specializes in Indigenous rights law, with an emphasis on community-based processes and government-to-government negotiations.
Mr. Kahgee was appointed on Feb. 26, 2021.
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Canadian Nuclear Laboratories
5 days ago
So proud to support #NextGenScientists at the Renfrew County Regional Science and Technology Fair! Congratulations to all participants and organizers on a successful albeit different fair ... See MoreSee Less
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Thanks for making it all possible, Canadian Nuclear Laboratories!
Wow! This is amazing
Canadian Nuclear Laboratories
7 days ago
With this morning’s announcement on the passing of His Royal Highness, Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, we, at CNL, wanted to share a few memories of a very special occasion when Prince Philip visited our Chalk River campus.
Over the decades, Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip made many trips to Canada. And on occasion, he travelled to Canada by himself. One of those individual trips included a cross-Canada visit in 1954. This particular tour was designed to highlight Canada’s post-war development of science and natural resources as well as to take in the British Empire Games.
On July 30, 1954, Prince Philip was given a tour of our Chalk River Laboratories site by then-company president, W.J. Bennett. The Duke visited the National Research eXperimental (NRX) reactor – which at the time was among the world’s most powerful research reactors – as well as other facilities at our site.
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No recollection of this.
Very cool to see !
WOW - great photos - thanks for sharing. I recognize many familiar names.
Thats awesome!
One of our staff shared this clip earlier today. www.gettyimages.ca/detail/video/plane-named-goose-carrying-prince-philip-duke-of-news-footage/520...
Thank you for sharing this history.
I had no idea this visit took place. Thank you for sharing this story. 🙂
I’m shocked this wasn’t included in The Crown! 🤣👍👍
Were you the tour guide?
Great photos!
Thank you for sharing . I had never heard this before.
I remember reading and seeing the photos when I worked in Public Affairs. Interesting.
Me neither
Kishia Talon So neat!
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