We have seen some beautiful days in the past couple of weeks and before we know it the snow will be flying in Bruce County.

It has been a big week at NII! To remain with our tradition of #3ThoughtThursday, I had to narrow down my thoughts.

Jessica Linthorne, Director of the Clean Energy Frontier, has been recognized by EDCO for overall excellence and achievements in her field.

I recently sat down with Canon to talk about SMR development in Canada, the process of raising capital as a nuclear company, and more.

Through its Net Zero partnership with NII, Bruce Power will also be funding the development of carbon-offset projects in our local community

For many of us in the Clean Energy Frontier, this weekend will be filled with delicious food and fall colours.

All three thoughts today are related to Truth and Reconciliation Day. Canada, we have so much work to do.

A historic decision is about to be announced this fall—which everybody, not just folks from the nuclear industry—should be watching out for.

We quickly realized the Grey County Ec Dev team is dynamic, passionate, and just as enthusiastic about collaboration as the NII team.

Recently the MIC had an opportunity to record an episode of Town of Saugeen Shores' Shore Report podcast series.

This week we have a CNA Conference update, a great chat with the Excellence in Manufacturing Consortium, why language matters—and well...

This month’s Nuclear Intelligence Report studies the electricity demands of Canada’s hydrogen future and how we might meet them.

Today’s three thoughts begin with a program to support newcomers to the Clean Energy Frontier region, moves to celebrating World EV Day with

Hands-on fun and competition for more than 1,000 Bruce and Grey students this summer

This week the Illinois Senate passed a sweeping clean energy bill that should help prevent two nuclear plants in the state from closing.