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Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission

The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) regulates the use of nuclear energy and materials in Canada to protect health, safety, security and the environment.

Services and information

Regulations, licensing and compliance

Acts and regulations, licensing and certification, and compliance guidelines

Nuclear safety and security

How the CNSC regulates nuclear energy and materials to protect health, safety, security and the environment

Commission activities

Scheduled proceedings, documents, decisions, and public participation information

Consultations and engagement

How to participate in regulatory processes and access funding

Waste

Regulation of nuclear waste in Canada and oversight of waste facility locations

Uranium

Uranium mines and mills, and uranium processing facilities in Canada

President

Official portrait of Pierre Tremblay, with the Canadian flag in the background.

President and Chief Executive Officer

News

More: CNSC news

Features

Consultation with Kebaowek First Nation

Renewing consultation on the near surface disposal facility with Kebaowek First Nation following a Federal Court decision

Illustration of a person near a radiation hazard symbol.

Regulating small modular reactors

The CNSC regulates and licenses small modular reactors

Truck illustrating the transportation of nuclear substances.

Packaging and transportation

The CNSC works with Transport Canada to regulate the packaging and transport of nuclear substances in Canada

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