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Private Japanese fusion technology company Kyoto Fusioneering and Canadian Nuclear Laboratories have formed a joint venture - named Fusion Fuel Cycles Inc - aimed at developing and deploying deuterium-tritium fusion fuel cycle technologies.

Nuclear energy never will be ‘clean,’ write Jones and Edwards THE HILL TIMES | MONDAY, MAY 6, 2024 The 2024 federal budget contains many references to nuclear energy asa “clean” source of electricity.  In our view, referring tonuclear electricity as “clean” is the height of absurdity. The nuclear fuel chain begins with the mining of…

Brennain Lloyd, 4 May 24 Tt appears from the url that the Canadian Nuclear Yearbook for 2019 wasn't published until 2022, and it is the most recent one, but it's still worth a scroll through, out of interest. All promotional stuff, of course, but a couple of things to note: CNSC has a full page…

Algonquin leaders are demanding accountability and seeking answers after learning Canadian Nuclear Laboratories discharged toxic sewage at the Chalk River research hub along the Ottawa River this spring.

Environment Canada issues direction to correct breach, confirms effluent was toxic to fish Brett Forester · CBC News May 02, 2024  Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (CNL) discharged toxic sewage at the Chalk River site along the Ottawa River during peak fish spawning season earlier this year, CBC Indigenous has learned. Environment Canada confirms its enforcement officers in late April…

OTTAWA, April 30, 2024 — Today, leaders of Indigenous communities in New Brunswick, Quebec and Ontario express their strong concern about the lack of Indigenous consent for nuclear waste, uranium mining and refining on their homelands. Article 29(2) of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) states: “States shall take effective measures…

The Town of Renfrew is following up on a declaration made just about a year ago and joining on with a few impo...

Leaders of Indigenous communities in New Brunswick, Quebec and Ontario express concern about the lack of Indigenous consent for nuclear waste

The We Stand With Survivors (WSWS) campaign, now in its sixth year, has evolved into a powerful symbol of support and solidarity for survivors of sexual abuse and assault across Renfrew County.

The We Stand With Survivors (WSWS) campaign, now in its sixth year, has evolved into a powerful symbol of support and solidarity for survivors of sexual abuse and assault across Renfrew County.