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 ...
Algonquin community wins part of court challenge over nuclear waste dump near Ottawa River Algonquin leaders seek answers on toxic sewage discharge at nuclear lab On Friday, in addressing the ...
Federal Court ruled in favour of Kebaowek First Nation in a challenge that may stall plans to build the nuclear waste mound ...
A Federal Court decision has ordered the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) to revisit its approval of a Near Surface ...
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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 ...
An Algonquin nation has won another victory in its fight against a proposed nuclear waste disposal site northwest of Ottawa.
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Indigenous leaders say Ottawa ignores their concerns over nuclear waste“My concern as a traditional chief is if we export the nuclear waste and deliver it through ... Meanwhile, the chiefs of two First Nations near the Ottawa River, or Kichi Sibi, which forms ...
A First Nation in Quebec that mounted a court challenge to plans for a nuclear-waste storage site near the Ottawa River has succeeded in forcing fresh consultations on the green-lit project ...
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