Facts not Fear
Deep Geological Repository in South Bruce

Canada's Plan
Since 2007, the Nuclear Waste Management Organization has been implementing the Adaptive Phase Management System.

Other Countries
Scientists around the world agree that Deep Geological Repositories are the best solution for spent nuclear fuel.

Research
Learn more about how a DGR provides many barriers between spent nuclear fuel and our water and farmland.
South Bruce DGR — Willing to Listen is comprised of local citizens (including, but not limited to, nuclear workers, farmers, small business owners, teachers, nurses, tradespeople and parents) who are committed to learning more about the Nuclear Waste Management Organization’s (NWMO) proposed Deep Geological Repository (DGR) in South Bruce.
We are neither for nor against the DGR, but we feel it is imperative that the people of South Bruce make an informed decision based on facts and not fear.
This is an opportunity for our community to learn about the science behind the long-term storage of used nuclear fuel, and to ask the important questions about how the DGR will ensure safe drinking water, the economic and social benefits that could positively impact our community, and any potential impact – positive or negative – on agriculture and land values in the area.
By simply saying ‘No’ to this project and not allowing the process to continue, we are not doing our due diligence to learn as much as possible about the DGR.
We owe it to our children and grandchildren to not simply ignore the fact our generation has benefitted from low-cost, clean nuclear energy. Willing to Listen asks that you educate yourself, ask pertinent questions of the NWMO, and learn about the science of the project, allowing you to make an informed opinion.
Facts are vitally important to this discussion, while fear can tear communities apart.
We have nothing to lose by learning as much as we can about the proposed DGR, and it is our duty to future generations to consider a long-term solution now.
Recent News
Scientific consensus says DGR is best option
The fact that there are a small number of scientists who disagree with this conclusion does not mean that there is not an international scientific consensus.
Russia invasion spurs DGR discussion
The events in the Ukraine remind us how fragile is the fabric of peace, good government, and economic stability that we’ve enjoyed for so long in Canada.
On risk and choice
Like all great opportunities, there is a choice to be made, and like all choices, there is an element of risk.