Get involved

Your chance to participate, be heard and learn

At the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC), we welcome public participation and offer many ways for you to get involved.

• Participate in a conference or event
• Participate in a webinar
• Voice your opinion
• Get informed
• Invite a CNSC expert
• On social media

Participate in a conference or event

• We currently have no conferences or events planned
• Past events:
  • Open house: Regulatory oversight of nuclear projects in the Municipality of Clarington, Ontario (September 26, 2023)
  • 2018 International Severe Accident Management Conference – Registration is now closed.
  • 7th International Workshop on CANDU Safety Association for Sustainability – Registration is now closed.

Participate in a webinar

• View and register for upcoming webinars

Voice your opinion

You can voice your opinion on nuclear regulatory matters. We take your opinion into account when making decisions.

• Participate in a public Commission hearing
• Participate in a public Commission meeting
• Participate in an environmental assessment

Need funding?

Learn how our Participant Funding Program (PFP) helps Indigenous Nations and communities, the public and other stakeholders request funding to participate in our regulatory processes.

Comment on proposed regulatory changes

We actively seek your feedback on draft regulatory documents, on discussion papers and on proposed regulatory amendments.

Get informed

We offer many ways to help you get informed about nuclear matters and our role in regulating them.

• Observe Commission meetings and hearings that are open to the public.
• Take a Meet the Nuclear Regulator course
• Explore CNSC Online
• Watch CNSC videos

Invite a CNSC expert

Part of our mandate is to disseminate objective scientific, technical and regulatory information to the public. This takes many forms, including face-to-face interactions with experts from across the organization. To invite one of our many nuclear safety experts to speak, send an email to our Engagement inbox.

On social media

• Facebook: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
• X: @CNSC_CCSN
• Youtube: @CNSC-CCSN
• LinkedIn: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission

Related links

• Public Commission proceedings participation request form
• Latest news
• Map of nuclear facilities in Canada