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This September, we recognize Orange Shirt Day and the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. We remain committed to listening, learning, and taking meaningful steps on our collective reconciliation journey.
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Awesome
Exciting news! CNL has completed its 131st building demolition, permanently changing the skyline at Chalk River Laboratories.
Following six years of characterization and planning activities, hazard abatement, remediation, system isolations, and waste removal, our decommissioning team worked diligently over the past several months to safely complete the structural demolition. Over 7,450 square feet of footprint has been safely removed.
This achievement marks another important step forward in CNL's environmental remediation and decommissioning efforts, demonstrating our commitment to safety, excellence, and responsible site revitalization. ... See MoreSee Less
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That's great. Now, when are you going to build something for a change. Like maybe a new hi flux research reactor that can replace the NRU?
En français s’il vous plait.
Fuel Fabrication building??
A good start....
💙CNL In Our Community💙
CNL was proud to be a sponsor of the All Hands on Deck Food Drive hosted by myFM yesterday.
Thanks to the generosity of individuals, businesses, and community partners across Renfrew County, funds, food, and back-to-school supplies were collected to help support local families as they prepare for the school year ahead.
We are grateful to be part of a community that comes together to make a meaningful difference for those who need it most.
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Yesterday, Sagkeeng Anicinabe Nation, Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (CNL), and (AECL) announced the signing of a bridging agreement, representing a meaningful step forward that sets the path towards meeting long-term goals together. ow.ly/NiGm50ZG9hK ... See MoreSee Less
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Congratulations to all involved with this historic achievement. Acknowledgement, recognition of responsibilities and accountability are the true path forward.
Excellent news🌞
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CNL’s work to advance next-generation reactor technologies continues!
Yesterday, we announced some exciting research that will soon be underway with NuCube Energy – a company productizing factory-built microreactors – that will progress aspects of the NuCube reactor design.
Under the initiative, CNL will qualify existing experimental data and benchmark computational models used to predict heat pipe performance at high temperatures, which is expected to play an important role in supporting the licensing pathway for NuCube’s technology.
Check it out: ow.ly/hX8r50ZFFwv ... See MoreSee Less
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