Sep. 6, 04:45 EDT Toronto Star Bruce Power owner in trouble Panel expresses concern over nuclear safety John Spears, business reporter The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission is seeking assurances from Bruce Power that its financially troubled majority owner can make good on guarantees of its ability to operate the nuclear … Continue reading
Sunday Telegraph (London) September 1, 2002 By Mary Fagan British Energy is considering the sale of all or part of its North American operations, which are thought to be worth between £1 billion and £1.5 billion. The proceeds would help shore up the nuclear generator’s finances as it struggles to … Continue reading
[Should industry be allowed to police its own environmental practices? This Canadian Press news wire story examines the problems faced by Canadian volunteer community groups concerned about health and safety issues at local plants. These groups, including the Inverhuron and District Ratepayers’ Association, learn the hard way that questioning the … Continue reading
The Detroit News thinks the nuclear waste at the Bruce site is a matter of trans-border concern.
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The Voice newspaper, published in five communities on the Michigan shore of Lake Huron, took an interest in water quality issues related to the presence of the Bruce nuclear plant on the Canadian side of Lake Huron.
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The Supreme Court of Canada announced it would not hear an appeal by the Inverhuron and District Ratepayers’ Association (IDRA) of previous Federal Court and Federal Court of Appeal rulings. The IDRA had requested that the courts grant an independent Environmental Assessment of the high level waste storage facility being … Continue reading
