Olympics and the DGR
In South Bruce we have the opportunity to do something great for Canada – permanently store Canada’s nuclear waste, using the latest science and technology.
In South Bruce we have the opportunity to do something great for Canada – permanently store Canada’s nuclear waste, using the latest science and technology.
You can be “pro-DGR” and still not be sure if this project is a good fit for our community. There is a significant difference between these two positions.
This Canada Day, I would like to recognize the importance of Canada’s nuclear power industry, and the leadership role of the people of Bruce, Grey and Huron counties.
We are seeing time and time again this radical opposition group taking the smallest detail of this project and spinning it every which way imaginable in order to instill doubt within the community.
South Bruce respondents said they were most interested in learning about environmental studies.
Finland’s Posiva Oy announced the start of excavation on its deep geologic nuclear waste repository for their spent nuclear fuel at ONKALO.
The drilling activities are part of scientific studies the Nuclear Waste Management Organization (NWMO) is doing to evaluate the geology of the two potential siting areas for a deep geological repository for Canada’s used nuclear fuel.
The Willing to Listen – South Bruce Proud group has launched an informative podcast. Join Sheila Whytock and special guests as they discuss a wide range of topics, including the science behind Deep Geological Repositories, the NWMO, nuclear energy, safety, local issues, and much more.
The Nuclear Waste Management Organization (NWMO) has begun its water well sampling program in South Bruce, Ont., a first step in implementing our environmental baseline monitoring program, which was co-designed with the municipality.
Letters to the editor provide support for the NWMO’s Deep Geological process and for finding a long-term solution to used nuclear fuel.