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Letter to the Editor: Unpresented presentation - Vimarsana News

Letter to the Editor: Unpresented presentation

On January 11, 2022, just two hours before our presentation to South Bruce Council, on behalf of the 1,258 residents and ratepayers requesting a referendum to…

Letter to South Bruce residents: - Vimarsana News

Letter to South Bruce residents:

Does the date January 24,2019 mean anything to you? Probably not. Well, it was the day that the Nuclear Waste Management Organization (NWMO), along with…

Letter to South Bruce residents: - Vimarsana News

Letter to South Bruce residents:

Does the date January 24,2019 mean anything to you? Probably not. Well, it was the day that the Nuclear Waste Management Organization (NWMO), along with…

LETTER: Let's know the details before we agree | Exeter Lakeshore Times-Advance - Vimarsana News

LETTER: Let's know the details before we agree | Exeter Lakeshore Times-Advance

Author of the article: Letters Publishing date: Jun 24, 2021  •  3 days ago  •  1 minute read  •  Article content A conversation with Mayor Buckle from the Municipality of South Bruce about the 130,000 gallons of groundwater being pumped out of the mine daily for nuclear waste raised more questions than answers. Buckle told me the NWMO wants to dig one and possibly two enormous ponds to have enough water to keep the drill bits cool. NWMO is contemplating getting the water out of the aquifer – that can be a problem for wells running dry. Or they are ...

LETTER: Let's know the details before we agree - Vimarsana News

LETTER: Let's know the details before we agree

A conversation with Mayor Buckle from the Municipality of South Bruce about the 130,000 gallons of groundwater being pumped out of the mine daily for nuclear waste raised more questions than answers.