Plug’n Drive has made it possible to test drive the future through electric vehicle test drives at NII's SWERVE event this September.

Visitors will experience a variety of immersive virtual reality technologies that Georgian is currently using as part of their stude

At SWERVE, the Museum will be giving guests an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at their new “Made in Bruce” exhibit coming next year.

Researchers from University of Waterloo presented their preliminary analysis from a multi-year study on Southampton’s beloved Fairy Lake.

Experience these new technologies and more at SWERVE, a free public festival running from September 9 to 11 at the Southampton Coliseum.

Bruce Power and NII’s Clean Energy Frontier program welcome Authorized Inspection Services Inc. (AIS) to the region.

NII Explore’s Science in the Summer is back for its second summer of fun, bringing hands-on learning to students of all ages.

The report provides practical and achievable recommendations to guide the province’s path to achieving net zero.

As the school year winds to a close, NII Explore has completed its final week of coding education for more than 2,000 elementary students.

Friends of NII are not-for-profit and public sector organizations that share NII’s mission to embrace new thinking in the energy industry.

On Earth Day 2022 we reflect on the first-of-its-kind March Break World Climate Simulation for students in Bruce County, hosted at NII.

Bringing you NII's annual “Budget by the numbers”⁠—a quick overview of how often the government is talking about key budget topics.

As springtime arrives at Fairy Lake, we’re thinking back to warmer weather—to an Environment@NII ecological restoration project.

The Clean Energy Frontier Program at NII, in partnership with Bruce Power and Bruce County, is unrolling the findings of an economic study.

NII and Bruce County Public Library are pleased to host exciting Science at Home livestreams each day of March Break.

NII is pleased to announce that its Plugging In report has been awarded a prestigious Marketing Canada Award from EDAC.

The NII Explore program at the Nuclear Innovation Institute (NII) is pleased to host the World Climate Simulation, sponsored by Bruce Power.

Since the last census in 2016, the tri-county region expanded by 6.5%, a population growth rate 12% faster than Ontario’s 25% than Canada's.

We know that net zero needs nuclear, and (spoiler alert) Ontario’s grid needs energy storage and nuclear to reach net zero.

New report explores how large-scale energy storage in combination with clean electricity from Bruce Power presents a $4-billion opportunity