Another win for Algonquin community in fight against nuclear waste dump
The Kebaowek First Nation is celebrating a second court win in the last month in its battle against the building of a nuclear ...
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The first-ever nuclear meltdown incident in history happened in Ontario
On Dec. 12, 1952, the world witnessed its first-ever nuclear reactor accident at Chalk River Laboratories right here in ...
First Nation wins second court challenge to Chalk River nuclear waste site over threats to bats and turtles
Federal Court ruled in favour of Kebaowek First Nation in a challenge that may stall plans to build the nuclear waste mound ...
First Nation near Chalk River scores another win against nuclear waste project
A First Nation near Chalk River, Ont., has had a second court win against a nuclear waste disposal project.
Algonquin community wins part of court challenge over nuclear waste dump near Ottawa River
An Algonquin First Nation in Quebec is declaring victory after a federal judge upheld part of its court challenge to a proposed radioactive waste dump to be built about a kilometre away from the ...
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First Nation wins court challenge after judge says it was not properly consulted over planned nuclear waste site
It said the low-level nuclear waste at Chalk River Laboratories, which has been there for some time, is currently in temporary storage, where it is routinely monitored. “We firmly believe in the ...
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President Carter
While in the Navy, Carter was part of a team that helped dismantle the damaged nuclear reactor at the Chalk River plant in Ontario, Canada. A trained nuclear engineer, Carter worked under famed ...
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Schacherl and Hendrickson: Is the nuclear-waste dump project at Chalk River really giving taxpayers value for money?
The Canadian Go-Co is currently costing taxpayers more than $1.4 billion a year — more than the annual budget of the CBC. The ...