2023 was a big year for nuclear in Ontario, across Canada, and around the world! We’ve compiled a list of highlights that topped our list.

Going into COP28, we were looking for nuclear to play a prominent role—and we certainly were not disappointed.

Here’s what you need to know about COP28 and a little bit about the topics that we’ll be following over the next two weeks.

NII Explore is proud to announce that parents and teachers can access all of its coding lesson plans for grade two to eight students.

Today, the official launch event of the Southwestern Ontario Isotope Coalition (SOIC) took place at BWXT in Owen Sound.

New report outlines the relationship between nuclear energy and steel in an age of electrification

The NII Explore Science in the Summer team is hitting the road—visiting locations around Bruce, Grey and Huron counties.

The NII Explore Science Olympics championship belt is heading to SDSS after a team of students conquered a range of challenges last Friday.

Sargent & Lundy has become the first company to join the Nuclear Innovation Institute in its newly created “Supporters” category.

The investment reflects NII’s commitment to provide existing and future workers—in nuclear and other industries.

Budget 2023 may have mentioned nuclear about the same number of times as in 2022 but this year was different.

Two Bruce County scientists are part of the NEUDOSE satellite project, helping address the knowledge gap in space radiation.

Nuclear power in Canada makes me hopeful we can fight the effects of climate change, building a safer future for our families.

For too long, we haven’t given nuclear power’s clean credentials the recognition they deserve: keeping our air clean and our land usable.

If lowering our carbon emissions isn’t affordable, it’s already out of reach. The answer lives in 19 nuclear power reactors across Canada.