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Briefs to the CNSC

… The Canadian Nuclear Workers Council has reviewed the CMDs from the CNSC and NB Power. We agree with the CNSC Staff’s conclusions that a five year license should be granted and that the reloading of fuel can commence. Two of our major member unions, the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 37 represent [...]

The Canadian Nuclear Workers Council (CNWC) is an organization that is comprised of Unions that represent workers in Canada’s Nuclear Industry. Appendix 1 attached states the objectives of the council as well as a list of the Unions that are members of the Council.
The Canadian Nuclear Workers Council is in full support of the renewal [...]

Members of the Commission:
The Canadian Nuclear Workers Council (CNWC) is an organization that is comprised of Unions that represent workers in Canada’s Nuclear Industry. Appendix 1 attached states the objectives of the council as well as a list of the Unions that are members.
The majority of the Unions at the AECL Chalk River Laboratories Site [...]

…As do all of the member organizations of the CNWC, CEP Local 599, considers’ the health and safety of workers to be paramount. The union fully endorses and supports the very active health and safety culture promoted and established by GE and has worked with management to establish many safety policies which are in place [...]

…Please include this letter as a written submission for the Public Hearing scheduled for June 28, 2010 Hearing.
The Canadian Nuclear Workers Council (CNWC) was founded in 1993 as an umbrella organization of workers who are represented by unions that represent workers in the Canadian Nuclear Industry. The CNWC is also a member of the International [...]

…The Canadian Nuclear Workers’ Council and the Grey-Bruce District Labour Council hereby register their support for Bruce Power’s application for the transportation license to ship 16 steam boilers to Sweden.
The purpose and membership of the two Councils are provided in Appendix 1.
The Grey Bruce Labour Council Unions represent union members in the vicinity of the [...]

…The Canadian Nuclear Workers Council supports the relicensing of the Pickering A Nuclear Generating Station. One of our major members, the Power Workers Union (PWU), represents operations and maintenance staff at the gathering station, and this submission is made with their agreement and support…
To read the full submission download it here in Adobe PDF format.

…CEP Local 48S has represented the workers at the McClean Lake site since the mines inception in 1994.
Our comments and recommendations are based on the long working history with CEP local 48S and this company at its Cluff Lake mine (now decommissioned) in northern Saskatchewan and almost 14 years of experience at the McClean Lake [...]

…The Canadian Nuclear Workers’ Council and the Grey-Bruce District Labour Council hereby register their support for the renewal of the Operating Licenses for Bruce A&B Nuclear Generating Stations.
The purpose and membership of the two Councils are provided in Appendix 1. One of the two Unions that represent the workers at the plants is a member [...]

…Representatives from the CNWC member unions toured the McArthur River Mine during their annual convention in 2007 which was held in Saskatoon. This tour provided a different set of eyes to review this facility. Tour participants consisted of workers in other sectors of the Canadian nuclear Industry and some of their spouses. The tour participants [...]


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The workers at the Sites in the Animations are members of the United SteelWorkers Union. You will be leaving the CNWC web site to view this animation. Click here to view the animation.