Ontario, Canada and Nuclear Waste Management Organization

'A great big smile' vs. disappointment in southern Ontario where nuclear waste bid lost
A rural southwestern Ontario community embroiled in a years-long tug-of-war over its potential to host the largest nuclear waste storage facility in Canada will walk away with $10-million and an answer to a divisive question.
Canada plans nuclear graveyard 2,600 feet below Ontario to bury radioactive waste
Canada selects Wabigoon Lake Ojibway Nation and Ignace to host its first deep geological repository for used nuclear fuel.
What we know about the Ontario town selected to hold Canada's nuclear waste
A region in northern Ontario was chosen Thursday as the site to hold Canada’s nuclear waste in a deep geological repository, a critical milestone in a $26-billion, decades-long project to bury millions of used fuel bundles underground.
Northwestern Ontario communities chosen for Canada's nuclear waste storage site
The Nuclear Waste Management Organization announced Thursday it has chosen Wabigoon Lake Ojibway Nation and the township of Ignace as host communities for the country's first deep geological repository,
Updated: NWMO picks Northern Ontario to store nuclear fuel waste
In the NWMO release, federal Energy Minister Jonathan Wilkinson thanked the Northern Ontario communities and said “Thanks to our commitment to health and safety, Canadian nuclear energy will continue to power communities at home and allies around the world – providing Canadians jobs and opportunities for generations.”
Windsor MP expresses relief nuclear waste site will go north to Ignace
A planned nuclear waste storage facility won’t be coming to southern Ontario and that is reason to rejoice for Brian Masse, the Windsor West MP and NDP Great Lakes critic.
Ignace site chosen for nuclear waste
The Township of Ignace is celebrating the news that the Nuclear Waste Management Organization has officially chosen them and the Wabigoon Lake Ojibway Nation as host communities for Canada’s first
Northern Ontario site selected for nuclear waste underground repository
A region in northern Ontario was chosen Thursday as the site to hold Canada's nuclear waste in a deep geological repository, a critical milestone in a $26-billion, decades-long project to bury millions of used fuel bundles underground.
Ontario site selected for nuclear waste underground repository
The Nuclear Waste Management Organization announced its decision, saying the people of Ignace and Wabigoon Lake Ojibway Nation have demonstrated their willingness to move forward.
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Fort William chief disappointed with nuclear waste decision
Fort William First Nation Chief Michele Solomon provides reaction to the Nuclear Waste Management Organization selecting ...
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The fight's not over, anti-nuclear First Nations leaders say
Northern Ontario chief says he received many phone calls after the NWMO announced it has chosen site for a nuclear waste ...
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Locals uneasy after Hokkaido nuclear waste survey results
The Nuclear Waste Management Organization of Japan (NUMO) held a briefing for Suttsu residents on the results of its ...