If we want to expand clean energy without displacing communities or ecosystems, we must ensure land is part of the conversation.

Five outstanding students were recognized at the CNA Conference last week with the inaugural Frank Saunders Memorial Awards for Nuclear Excellence, presented by Bruce Power and the Nuclear Innovation Institute.

Second-annual awards recognize outstanding contributions to the local economy and clean energy sector

Explore NII's 2024 Annual Report to learn more about how we are driving progress and preparing for the opportunities ahead.

Having access to the large spaces available at the NII Advance Technology Campus has been a game-changer for the Kinetic Knights.

The Green Ribbon Panel issued a statement emphasizing the importance of Canada-US economic cooperation to secure a sustainable energy future

Teenagers aren’t going to show up at your door. They need direction, inspiration, and a reason to believe they belong in the energy sector.

Now in its second year, the NII Energy Co-op continued its work igniting excitement for future clean energy careers

NII has launched Kaizen for Nuclear, a program with the goal of fostering continuous improvement.

The Climate Project introduces a dynamic resource for county councils to help decision-makers tackle the region's unique climate challenges.

Nominations are now open for the second-annual Clean Energy Frontier Program Awards, recognizing outstanding contributions

NII, in partnership with RBC, hosted an insightful NII Connects event this week—focused on the economic landscape for small businesses.

The 2024 Clean Energy Frontier Conference this week brought together industry leaders, local experts and community partners

Province investing in Nuclear Innovation Institute to support workforce development and training in rural Ontario

One student’s story from the NII Advance Technology Campus shows the new opportunities being forged right here in the Clean Energy Frontier.

Registration is now open for NII's Clean Energy Frontier Conference this fall, a two-day event full of discussions and new learning.

NII welcomes the Municipal Innovation Council (MIC) as its newest Friend of NII, agreeing to work together to drive projects and programs.

This week, OPG committed $5,000 towards the NII Explore Co-op plus their time and expertise over the upcoming fall and winter terms.

Newly certified welding students are on the pathway to their apprenticeships, thanks to a collaborative training program hosted at NII.

The Nuclear Innovation Institute (NII) is pleased to announce its Board of Directors have appointed Jessica Linthorne as President & CEO.

NII and Bruce Power launched the Climate Project, a living, trusted digital hub to help people better understand the changing climate.

NII welcomes James Scongack as its new Board Chair and thanks to retiring Chair Mike Rencheck his substantial contributions over the years.

Program has resulted in new learning, job offers and future skilled trade co-op positions

The second-annual Science Olympics brought together 12 teams of exceptional high school students from across Bruce, Grey and Huron counties.

The new report provides an update on 2022 recommendations from the economic and environmental leaders who serve on the Green Ribbon Panel.

The first Advanced Project Management pilot hosted by NII and taught by York University’s Schulich ExecEd—right here in Saugeen Shores.

While NII headquarters may be a seven-hour drive from Parliament Hill, we still wanted to add our initial take on Budget 2024.

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

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.

Across Ontario, nuclear and hydroelectric do the heavy lifting when it comes to providing steady, reliable sources of clean baseload power.

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