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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).
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 applied for an amendment to the Power Reactor Operating Licence PROL 18.01/2028, pursuant to the Nuclear Safety and Control Act, Section 24(2), and the General Nuclear Safety and Control Regulations, Section 6. The application for the amendment … Read 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 dedicated to connecting with the community in an open, transparent and meaningful way. We are committed to conducting business ethically, respectfully, safely and with professionalism at all times. Bruce Power will strive to maintain a positive working … Read 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).
Following Municipal Elections across Ontario, Bruce Power has released a briefing document for new council members, who will take office in the coming weeks. The document builds on the policy positions the company has taken related to its role in … Read more
Today, Ontario Power Generation (OPG) and Bruce Power released their 2018 collaboration report Powering Ontario Together. The report highlights innovative, collaborative initiatives that will drive efficiencies and deliver reliable, low-cost electricity to Ontario’s families and business for the long term. … Read more
Since 2010, Bruce Power, the Municipality of Kincardine and the Town of Saugeen Shores have collaborated on a Physician Recruitment Program to help draw doctors to the area. The initiative has been a success, hiring more than 25 physicians since. … Read more
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