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The Indigenous Advisory Council for the Small Modular Reactor Action Plan (the Council) is an Indigenous-led initiative established to support a coordinated, national Indigenous lens to small modular nuclear reactor (SMR) policies, programs, and decisions as the SMR Action Plan develops.
The Council provides advice to the SMR Action Plan participants and Leadership Table participants pertaining to actions identified in the SMR Action Plan
Project Management and Technical Advisor
Canada’s National Indigenous Advisory Council on Canada’s SMR Action Plan
Project Management and Lead Author
Provincial SMR Regulatory Framework
Chalk River Laboratories is a licensed nuclear installation operated by CNL under contract with AECL. This site is approximately 3,700 hectares in area, divided into a Main Campus Area and an Outer Area. The Main Campus Area is divided into a Protected Area, where radiological work takes place and a Supervised Area where radiological and non-radiological work takes place.
There are approximately 150 buildings on-site, most located in the Main Campus Area. A population of over 3, 200 employees and contractors are engaged in activities such as scientific research and nuclear waste management, construction, maintenance and administration.
CNL commissioned a study to develop options to create an open campus experience, increasing the efficiency of pedestrian traffic to promote a synergistic and collaborative research environment.
Innovation Coach
International Mining Innovation Institute
Each year the Institute sponsors an innovation competition. Technology companies from across the world are invited to present innovations for sponsorship to the mining industry. The competition provides an opportunity to improve performance in ESG, regulatory compliance, safety and/or financial performance.
Innovation in Industry mentored Innovators to focus on mining industry requirements and improve project presentations to better suit mining culture and business.
Project Oversight and Review
Canadian Nuclear Laboratories
Chalk River Laboratories is a licensed nuclear installation operated by CNL under contract with AECL. This site is approximately 3,700 hectares in area, divided into a main campus area and an outer area. The main campus area is divided into a protected area, where radiological work takes place and a supervised area where some radiological and most non-radiological work takes place.
There are approximately 150 buildings on-site, most located in the main campus area. A population of over 3, 200 employees and contractors are engaged in activities ranging from scientific research and nuclear waste management to construction and maintenance as well as administration.
CNL commissioned a study to develop options to create an open campus experience, increasing the efficiency of pedestrian traffic to promote a synergistic and collaborative research environment.