CNSC 101: An Information Session for Stakeholders

Session Description

“CNSC 101: An Information Session for Stakeholders” travels from coast to coast to coast, visiting Canadians in their communities, and answering their questions on how we regulate the nuclear industry safely.

CNSC 101 outlines how Canada’s nuclear regulator provides regulatory oversight to ensure the safety and security of the nuclear sector and its activities, including: nuclear power plants, uranium mines and mills, nuclear waste management, nuclear medicine, manufacture of medical isotopes and certain industrial equipment containing nuclear substances, and transportation of radioactive materials.

The sessions are offered in one of the two official languages, depending on their location. Presentation material is provided in the language of instruction, however, bilingual material is available upon request. Attendees will be able to participate in the session in the official language of their choice.

Presentation

• CNSC 101 Presentation (PDF) (subject to change)

Please note:

• Attendance is limited and not necessarily on a ”first-come, first-served” basis. There is no charge to attend, but costs associated with travel and accommodation, etc., will be your responsibility. Light snacks and refreshments will be provided.
• CNSC 101 is intended to provide a basic overview of the CNSC's history, structure and mandate, and is educational in nature. It is not a forum for public consultation or discussion of policy or technical and legal matters. The CNSC welcomes public input through many other channels, such as public hearings. For more information on public participation, visit “Get involved”.

Registration

Attendance is limited, register now by emailing cnsc101-ccsn101@cnsc-ccsn.gc.ca with your name, phone number, the session you are registering for, and, if applicable, organization, or register by phone at 1-800-668-5284.