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At Bruce Power, #SafetyFirst is something we expect our employees and everyone doing work on our site to keep top of mind every day. Our number one priority is to make sure every person that comes to work at our … Read more

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Estimate as of 1 March 2025 The below chart is the estimated nuclear waste volumes by unit as part of Bruce Power’s Major Component Replacement Project, which began in Unit 6 on January 17, 2020. To learn more, visit www.brucepower.com/life-extension-program-mcr-project. Unit … Read more

At Bruce Power our values guide our conduct, decision-making and relationships both on site and in our community. The Supplier Code of Conduct outlines our expectations of the Suppliers and Contractors with whom we conduct business. We require our Suppliers … Read more

Preparing for MCR Bruce Power has built facilities on site and in the community to prepare for the MCR Project. Located in Kincardine, the 129,000-square-foot MCR Training Facility is home to approximately 330 office workers and 150 tradespeople. The building … Read more

Who We are Bruce Power Leadership Learn more What We Do We Power the Future Our Projects & Innovation Community Portal Strengthening our Community Visit Us Resources Regulatory Reports Learning Portal Newsroom Visit the Newsroom For Employees Visit Employee page … Read more

Bruce Power entered into the Bruce Power Refurbishment Implementation Agreement (BPRIA) in 2005 to enable the restart of Bruce Units 1 and 2, to return the site to its full operating capacity of eight units. The amended agreement enables the … Read more

Bruce Power does more than power one in three homes, schools, hospitals and businesses in Ontario. We create cleaner air. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FAGlEE0j4WY More than 95 per cent of Ontario’s electricity is generated by non-emitting sources such as nuclear, hydroelectric and, to … Read more