This document has been prepared as a supplement to Bruce Power’s Application and details its public engagement efforts. This engagement is ongoing and therefore this document is subject to change based on additional information becoming available. The objectives of thisREAD MORE
On a quarterly basis, Bruce Power posts events reported to the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission as per REGDOC 3.1.1, ‘Reporting Requirements for Nuclear Power Plants’ (formerly known as S-99 events).
Bruce Power has release a guide for members of the public who are interested in the 2018 Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) hearings. The 2018 Licence Renewal Briefing provides an overview of Bruce Power and facilitates public engagement in the upcoming hearings. In 2018, the CNSC will hold a two-partREAD MORE
On a quarterly basis, Bruce Power posts events reported to the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission as per REGDOC 3.1.1, ‘Reporting Requirements for Nuclear Power Plants’ (formerly known as S-99 events).
Bruce Power is launching a community conversation about the company’s future role in Ontario’s electricity system to advance a multi-year investment plan announced last December. “We recognize there is a great deal of community interest in what we’re doing andREAD MORE
On a quarterly basis, Bruce Power posts events reported to the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission as per REGDOC 3.1.1, ‘Reporting Requirements for Nuclear Power Plants’ (formerly known as S-99 events).
Bruce Power is committed to be open and transparent with local stakeholders and the public at all times, and has proactively provided information during all steps of the relicensing process, in addition to our day-to-day interactions with the public.READ MORE Continue reading
The EA approval by the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) was granted following a series of in-depth public consultations with local communities, stakeholders and Aboriginal groups. Bruce Power is committed to being transparent and open, as demonstrated throughout the EAREAD MORE
Bruce Power is committed to be open and transparent with local stakeholders and the public at all times, and has proactively provided information during all steps of the relicensing process, in addition to our day-to-day interactions with the public. ReadREAD MORE
Greenpeace held a webinar in leading up to Bruce Power`s 2015 licence renewal hearings. Bruce Power responded to a number of inaccuracies in the presentation.