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The Deep Geological Repository (DGR) for Canada's Used Nuclear Fuel
Learn about the current opportunity to comment on the draft integrated tailored impact statement guidelines and the draft public participation plan. (open until May 10, 2026)
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Workshop Tour to Support Public Comments in Review of Nuclear Waste Transportation and Burial Scheme
From the We The Nuclear Free North April 17 media release (click here for the release):
"A twelve-town tour of workshops to support public participation in the current federal review of the nuclear industry’s massive project to transport and bury all of Canada’s high-level nuclear fuel waste in northwestern Ontario will launch this Sunday with the first stop in Sault Ste. Marie."
" “This is a northern Ontario wide project, with concerns across the entire region. Many communities in the northeast were investigated as a potential burial site prior to 2020. Many more will be impacted by the transportation of the radioactive waste through their community if the NWMO was ever allowed to proceed with the site in northwestern Ontario”, explained Brennain Lloyd, Project Coordinator with Northwatch."
Click here to sign the Change.org petition against burial of nuclear waste in Northwestern Ontario. Let's reach 15,000!
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