NII Explore is pleased to welcome Tracy Murray in the role of Executive Director for this charitable organization

The Nuclear Innovation Institute is pleased to announce that Jessica Linthorne has been appointed Interim CEO.

The Clean Energy Frontier program has established the Paulette Peirol Memorial Award for Excellence in Economic Development

The inaugural class of 26 students will get a chance to experience the breadth of jobs in the energy industry.

How do people living in a region that’s driving the clean energy transition manage the challenges that come with it?

Today ATS Industrial Automation announced its membership in NII's ‘Supporters’ category to help advance education and innovation initiatives

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

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.

The Clean Energy Frontier program has won an Economic Developers Council of Ontario Award of Excellence for “Rural Planning and Strategy".

The Summit provided an opportunity for members of the Bruce, Grey, Huron and local Indigenous communities to collaborate and reflect.

Hands-on learning exhibit coming to this year’s event in Owen Sound What does jumping into a ball pit have to do with the fight against...

The Clean Energy Frontier program, a public/private partnership between Bruce County and Bruce Power, won in two categories.

The public is invited to attend “An Afternoon at Fairy Lake” where they will hear from researchers, can ask questions and learn more.

There was something for each of the 3,500+ visitors to NII's first-ever SWERVE technology festival this past weekend.

This weekend, the first-ever SWERVE festival opens its doors, giving visitors a hands-on feel for how we will live and work in the future.

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