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As a personal security measure, every property involved in PHAI radiological investigations has been issued a Site Identification Number that will be used during all communications between property owners and the PHAI and its contractors.
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As part of the Port Hope Area Initiative, Canadian Nuclear Laboratories is undertaking work on public road allowances in the Municipality of Port Hope.
In response to recent trends related to COVID-19, the Ontario government has announced the return to Step Two of its Roadmap to Reopen, with modifications.
Things are starting to get festive and we are all counting the days until the holidays are here.
Port Hope Area Initiative fieldwork at Strachan Street Ravine in Port Hope continues this December.
As part of Port Hope Area Initiative activities, contractors will be performing fieldwork in the Chemetron Lagoon area starting in late December.
Being in Port Hope this past year, seeing the salmon run and the leaves change, as well as having the privilege of enjoying my first Canadian Thanksgiving was truly an experience.
The CNL team in Port Hope and Port Granby was pleased to welcome Cheryl Gallant, Member of Parliament for Renfrew-Nipissing-Pembroke who made the trip to learn more about CNL’s environmental remediation program.
When the first truckloads of low-level radioactive waste were transported away from the shores of Lake Ontario in Port Granby on November 1, 2016, history was made.
As part of the Port Hope Area Initiative, Canadian Nuclear Laboratories is undertaking work on a road allowance in the Municipality of Port Hope.
Canadian Nuclear Laboratories, is pleased to announce the capping and closure of the engineered aboveground mound at the Port Granby Project Long-Term Waste Management Facility.
The PHAI cleanup of the Port Hope Harbour is well underway, with mechanical dredging of the approach channel and turning basin in progress.
On September 30, Canadian Nuclear Laboratories will recognize the first National Day of Truth and Reconciliation.
CNL has been notified that a dispute has arisen between a PHAI environmental remediation contractor, Perma-Fix, and one of its sub-contractors, which are both performing work on residential properties in Port Hope.