Can we trust the CNSC when they can’t book a hotel?
Want to ensure the public doesn’t interfere with your efforts to rubber stamp a new
Want to ensure the public doesn’t interfere with your efforts to rubber stamp a new
Why take the risk? That is the message we are trying to get out to
In a submission to the Ontario Energy Board this week, the Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters
New York State has reached a deal to shut down the 40-year-old Indian Point Nuclear
Ontario's nuclear plants are the country's largest source of dangerous tritium emissions. This radioactive isotope is produced constantly by CANDU nuclear reactors. Once tritium is inside us, because we breathe it in, absorb it through skin or consume contaminated food or water, it release radioactivity in our bodies.
Thank you for signing the Close-Pickering petition.On Monday December 12th at 7 p.m. we will
Ontario has a large electricity surplus, yet Ontario Power Generation wants to continue to run
Raymond Cho leading amongst decided voters, Liberals in 2nd placeSixty-nine percent of the voters in
Former Ontario Energy Minister, George Smitherman addresses Toronto City council, urging them to close the
June 30, 2016Yesterday, George Smitherman, former Deputy Premier and Minister of Energy for Ontario, called
Is keeping one of the world’s oldest nuclear plants operating for another 12 years –
Close the old and dangerous Pickering Nuclear Station when its licence expires - Sign the
March 29, 2016Shutting Pickering white elephant would create 16,000 jobs — and lower our electricity rates
Shutting down the Pickering Nuclear Station in 2018 and proceeding immediately with decommissioning will produce thousands of jobs, save millions of dollars and increase safety for millions of surrounding residents.
The separation of coolant and moderator has created a positive void coefficient of reactivity --
The Pickering Nuclear Station has a long history of operational problems, accidents and poor performance.
This report outlines how an early shut down of dirty coal plants and phasing out the expensive and aging Pickering Nuclear Station, could save Ontario more than a billion dollars on its annual electricity bill.