Grades 7–12 took part in hands-on demos and built connections with local tradeswomen at the Nuclear Innovation Institute’s recent Built to Lead event.

A research team from York University is using paleolimnology, the study of lake sediments, to reconstruct Lake Huron’s environmental history.

Bruce Power released interim findings from an upcoming independent report by the Ontario Chamber of Commerce, which outlines the significant economic opportunities associated with the proposed Bruce C project.

More than 150 leaders from across the nuclear industry, municipal government, education, business and community sectors came together this week for the second-annual Clean Energy Frontier Conference, hosted by the Nuclear Innovation Institute.

The Built to Lead event will take place Wednesday, November 5, 2025 at the NII Advance Technology Campus, a free open house designed to help young women in grades 7–12 explore exciting, hands-on career paths in the skilled trades.

Regional wardens pass resolution supporting southwestern Ontario’s leadership in isotope innovation and economic development

NII recently hosted its latest Innovation Day, bringing together industry, municipal partners and academic experts for a showcase of new technology that could transform the way critical infrastructure is inspected and maintained.

NII Chair James Scongack presented a clear message to attendees: Canada’s AI future must be powered by nuclear energy.

The Green Ribbon Panel, a coalition of leaders from business, labour, Indigenous organizations and the energy sector, unveiled today a renewed mandate to position Canada as a global clean energy superpower.

At SNOLAB, the deepest clean laboratory in the world, located in Sudbury, Ontario, scientists are studying how living organisms respond when background radiation is almost entirely eliminated.

All 18 students in this summer’s cohort passed their test certifications with flying colours, collectively receiving a total of 51 welding certificates.

A recent study, led by Bruce Power’s research team in collaboration with Ontario Tech University and Ontario Power Generation (OPG), sheds light on how neutron radiation levels are monitored and managed in the Lu-177 production area. 

The conference is an opportunity for participants to dive into the theme “Securing the future”, exploring energy-related initiatives and nation building that begins right here in the Clean Energy Frontier region.

Twenty-two students from Kincardine District Senior School (KDSS) and Saugeen District Senior School (SDSS) began their clean energy journeys at the NII Advance Technology Campus this January

Today, the SOIC released a new look into how the region can accelerate growth as a global leader in the isotope sector, titled Unlocking our isotope advantage: review of regional opportunities.