Province investing in Nuclear Innovation Institute to support workforce development and training in rural Ontario

The new report provides an update on 2022 recommendations from the economic and environmental leaders who serve on the Green Ribbon Panel.

The report provides practical and achievable recommendations to guide the province’s path to achieving net zero.

It is important to recognize how we achieved such a feat: nuclear power did the heavy lifting and it's still doing so today.

This study is a clear signal that Canada’s biggest nuclear operators are beginning to develop a more concrete plan forward.

It’s April Fools’ Day! But I promise you the content in today’s post is no joke—we had one of those last Thursday. This week, we are...

What season is it best to go on a trampoline? …spring time! And, as we referenced last week on this blog, we’re bouncing into spring 2021...

Spring is just around the corner! And, in political circles that means speculation on what will be included in upcoming provincial and...

In the midst of an unusual and devastating winter storm, as many as four million households in Texas had lost power by last Tuesday....

From David Campbell, Director of the Bruce Power Centre for Next Generation Nuclear Joining the Centre for Next Generation Nuclear has...

New report provides recommendations for an Ontario-made hydrogen talent strategy Ontario needs a comprehensive understanding of the...

New report explores made-in-Ontario hydrogen potential Ontario has a historic opportunity to be a global leader in developing a clean...