Nuclear
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
I am writing this message on Sunday, March 18, where the temperature is a warm, balmy, 24 degrees centigrade and have spent the afternoon walking my dog in shorts thinking of Bruce Beach. It won’t be long until we all can experience an early spring at the community our predecessors have built over many generations.
Unit 2 at Bruce A gets approval to restart and Unit 1 is expected to restart in the 3rd quarter of 2012.
"Once the work is complete, Bruce Power will be the world's largest nuclear facility, generating more than 6,200 megawatts or about 25 per cent of Ontario's power. It currently produces 4,700 megawatts."
By Liz Dadson
Huron-Kinloss council
Ruth MacLean is upset that Huron-Kinloss Township is showing an interest in hosting a used nuclear fuel Deep Geologic Repository (DGR) in the township.
At the general committee meeting March 5, council considered MacLean's concerns, and a response drafted by clerk Sonya Watson.
John Spears article in Toronto Star contains quotes from Bruce Beacher Ruth MacLean along with H-K Mayor Mitch Twolan.
Nuclear waste storage depot attracts southern Ontario towns
Southwestern Ontario towns are assessing their chances of hosting a storage facility for used nuclear fuel
You can view this story at: http://www.thestar.com/business/article/1134081--nuclear-waste-storage-d...
The Lambton County council has joined the list of communities and groups opposing Bruce Power's plan to ship radioactive waste through the Great Lakes.
In recognition of the 25th anniversary of the Chernobyl accident, Prime Minister Stephen Harper announced May 26 that Canada will support international efforts to complete safety and stabilization work at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine.[...]
In recognition of the 25th anniversary of the Chernobyl accident, Prime Minister Stephen Harper announced May 26 that Canada will support international efforts to complete safety and stabilization work at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine.[...]
It's been over two and a half months since the Japanese earthquake and tsunami killed thousands and was followed up by the second-worst nuclear disaster in history at the Fukushima-Dai nuclear plant. Time to close up shop at the Bruce nuclear site right? Wrong.[...]
It's been over two and a half months since the Japanese earthquake and tsunami killed thousands and was followed up by the second-worst nuclear disaster in history at the Fukushima-Dai nuclear plant. Time to close up shop at the Bruce nuclear site right? Wrong.[...]
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