Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
Licensee Web sites
Here are links to information on some of our larger licensees’ main Web site homepages, as well as specific pages within those sites. Where possible, a Wikipedia entry for the licensee has been included. These links do not include all CNSC licensees.
Atomic Energy of Canada (AECL)
- Homepage
- Licensing
- Update on Licensing Activities
- Ongoing Environmental Assessments
- Community Relations
- AECL Chalk River Laboratories’ community newsletter
- Powering the Future (a joint AECL – NB Power Web site about Point Lepreau Refurbishment)
- Nuclear Waste Management
Bruce Power
- Homepage
- Community (includes Community Update PDFs)
- Bruce A Restart
- Next Generation: The Evolution of Nuclear
- Environment Reports
- Wikipedia entry
Bruce Power Alberta
Cameco Corporation
- Homepage
- Regulatory information (includes updates of all Cameco uranium mining projects)
- Uranium exploration
- Nuclear Power (in partnership with Bruce Power)
- Community focus
- Cameco Businesses
- Wikipedia entry
- Port Hope
Énergie NB Power
- Homepage
- Nuclear
- Powering the Future (a joint AECL – NB Power Web site about Point Lepreau Refurbishment)
- Regulatory
- Wikipedia entry
Hydro-Québec
MDS Nordion
Ontario Power Generation
- Homepage
- Nuclear Power
- Darlington Nuclear
- Darlington New Build
- Pickering Nuclear
- Pickering B Refurbishment Study
- Pickering B Relicensing Information
- Nuclear Waste Management
- Community Activities
- Wikipedia entry
Please note: Links to Web sites not under the control of the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) are provided solely for the convenience of users. CNSC is not responsible for the accuracy, currency or the reliability of the content of those sites. CNSC offers no guarantee in that regard and is not responsible for the information found through these links, nor does it endorse the sites or their content.
Users should be aware that information offered by non-Government of Canada sites, to which the Official Languages Act and certain other requirements may not apply, may be available only in the language(s) used by the sites in question.
