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May 29, 2017 – The Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency is making available the additional information received on May 26, 2017 from Ontario Power Generation (OPG). The Agency had requested the information following the submission from Ontario Power Generation received on December 28, 2016. The Agency is currently reviewing the most recent information from OPG to determine whether it is complete. As part of the next steps, the Agency will prepare a Draft Report on the additional information and the potential environmental assessment conditions, which will be required if the project proceeds.
Our sweet Susan passed away on May 10, after a long battle with cancer. She was 62. Predeceased by her parents Bob and Betty Ledingham, she leaves behind her husband Douglas Earle, sisters Jane and Anne, brother Rob (Karen), her beloved nieces and nephews Emily (Alison), Gwynne, Elliott (Jenny), Graeme, and Duncan, her two stepsons Barton (Patrick) and Tim (Leigh), and her grandson Aaven.
GEORGE VERNON TOVELL 1929 - 2017 Passed away peacefully on April 29, 2017, after a brief time in hospital. The son of Thomas Clayton Tovell and Mary Leona McCarty and older brother to the late Jackson Tovell, George was a beloved husband, father and grandfather. He is survived by his wife Judith, daughters Sharon Morris (Rob) and Tara Tovell (Joe Zingrone), and his grandchildren Evelyn and Jason Morris. Also fondly remembered by brothers-in-law Byron Dow (June Kawai) and John Dow (Kathy) and sister-in-law Laura Berbeka.
April was another busy month for LHCCC staff, gearing up for the action-packed summer ahead. Just like many of you, we are loving the warmer spring weather and soaking up some sun during our lunch hour walks along the Goderich Beach.
Welcome to April's edition of the LHCCC Newsletter! Spring has “sort of sprung”? Mother nature is trying her best to bring back our summer weather, and I am sure many of you are contemplating your returns to your cottages and planning your summer vacation.
Deep Geologic Repository (DGR) Project for Low and Intermediate Level Radioactive Waste
Interested Parties
The Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency has requested additional information from Ontario Power Generation following its technical review of the Response to the request by the Minister of Environment and Climate Change. The technical review included a comment period to receive the views of the public, Indigenous groups, and expert federal departments and ran from January 18 to March 6, 2017.
KINCARDINE, ONT. - A moment of reckoning has come for Canada’s nuclear industry and millions of people who rely on the power source to keep their lights on.
For over 40 years, nuclear reactors in three provinces have pulsed with energy created by powerful fission reactions and it’s created a complex problem: what do you do with radioactive waste that stays lethal for 100,000 years?
Ontario Power Generation (OPG) is the company responsible for managing waste produced by Ontario’s three nuclear plants – Darlington, Pickering and Bruce.
They say the answer lies in the sleepy community of Kincardine, Ont., where the world’s largest operating nuclear plant, Bruce Nuclear Generating Station, is located.
It is with profound sadness that the Corneil family announces the sudden death of their beautiful daughter Alexa Michelle Corneil at the age of 19. Alexa died peacefully in her sleep due to an arrhythmia from an undiagnosed heart condition early in the morning of Sunday March 26, 2017 while visiting her uncle`s family in London, Ontario.
With deep sorrow we notify those who knew and loved her of the passing of Marilyn Dunlop on March 24, 2017 at 88 years of age. Her kindness, wise guidance and gracious spirit will be greatly missed by her daughter Stephanie Clark and her husband Doug, her son Doug and his wife Barb Moffatt, as well as all in her extended family and her many friends.
