CELA, with other groups, have submitted an intervention in response to the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission’s Notice of Public Hearing dated September 20, 2022 requesting comments on the application by Cameco Corporation to renew its licence for the Rabbit Lake Operation for a period of 20 years.
CELA, with other groups, has submitted an intervention in response to the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission’s Notice of Public Hearing dated September 20, 2022 requesting comments on the application by Cameco Corporation to renew its licences for the Key Lake and McArthur River Operations for a period of 20 years.
CELA was invited to appear to speak to the Committee on the issue of our call for an explicit Canadian ban on reprocessing of nuclear fuel waste and the resulting extraction of plutonium.
Immediate Release April 4, 2023 Toronto - Late Friday afternoon last week, the federal government released its long overdue Policy on Radioactive Waste and Decommissioning. CELA has reviewed the policy and compared it to the clear expectations stated by the public during the federal…
Read More CELA Gives Canada’s Radioactive Waste and Decommissioning Policy a Failing Grade
The 2023 federal budget is an important step in accelerating Canada’s transition to a low-carbon future and the protection of freshwater across the country. Canadian Environmental Law Association (CELA) is pleased to see significant investments in freshwater, renewable electricity, and healthy communities.
CELA has submitted a review of OPG's Updated Plant Parameter Envelope and Environmental Impact Statement Review reports for the Darlington New Nuclear Project.
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