Dr. Ian Fairlie, an international consultant on radioactivity in the nuclear industry, provides details and warnings for Canadians drinking tap water in Ottawa, or living near a CANDU reactor. The interview closes with Dr. Fairlie's stark warning for the world due to Canada's leadership pursuing reprocessing of nuclear fuels ..read more

For Dr. Helen Caldicott's website, go here. Specifically, information on the effects of radionuclides can be found here. Watch Dr. Caldicott's Academy Award winning documentaryIf You Love This Planet informing the world on the truth about nuclear war. Follow Physicians for Social Responsibility and International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War , support ICAN - International Campaign for the Abolishment of Nuclear Weapons and follow our planet's implementation of the U.N. TPNW - Treaty on Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons. Follow Dr. Caldicott's inspirations: buy Nevil Shute's book ⁠O ..read more

A small group of citizens tries to hold the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission to task after it blindly approved BWXT, a US arms producer, into the next decade. This facility creates nuclear fuel, and is located in the heart of a small Canadian city. Learn more at nopellets.ca   ..read more

The Point Lepreau nuclear station on New Brunswick's Bay of Fundy is the traditional territory of the Passamaquoddy Nation and also greatly affects the Wolastoq First Nation. Wolastoqewi Nation Traditional Grand Chief Spasaqsit Possessom, or English name Ron Tremblay, tells us the truth about the "corporate captured" politics in his homeland. See the official Wolastoq Nation statement on nuclear developments here. Visit the New Brunswick R.A.V.E.N. website here ..read more

One of Canada's longest-standing radioactive contamination sites, the community of Port Hope on the shores of Lake Ontario, is presently undergoing a $1.2B federal cleanup of historic radioactive wastes. Port Hope also has two nuclear facilities operating with enriched, depleted and natural uranium within its boundaries, without a buffer zone. Faye More grew up in Port Hope and leads a volunteer citizen group advocating for independent health monitoring and real accountability to the community by the federal government and the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission - the CNSC. The Port Hope Commun ..read more

Canada's main site for nuclear innovation...and accidents. Follow the trail of nuclear wastes across our country to ground zero of Canada's nuclear ambitions: Chalk River and AECL. Ole Hendrickson is president of the Ottawa River Institute, and you can find more of his research at Concerned Citizens of Renfrew County and Area ..read more

Join long-time activist Anne Lindsey to learn about Pinawa. Carved out of the forest north of Winnipeg, this community was home to Canada's experimental reactor, now a 20-year relic slated for "entombment". A new experimental reactor is coming. Learn more at Clean Green Saskatchewan. To learn about Small Modular Reactors (SMRs), vist Canadian Environmental Law Association ..read more

Meet two citizens from Teeswater, a small farming community about to undergo big changes.  What is a Deep Geological Repository? Are citizen concerns being recognized by our 'regulators'?  Learn from Michelle Stein and Bill Noll, then please visit the citizen organization, Protect Our Waterways - No Nuclear Waste at https://www.protectsouthbruce-nodgr.org/ to learn more ..read more

Brennain Lloyd has been representing public interest regarding nuclear waste in Ontario since the late 1980's.  She tells us about the regulators, their serious shortcomings, their faulty plans for DGR (Deep Geological Repository), the dangers of 'reprocessing', and she points us to some better ways to manage nuclear waste in Ontario and Canada.    To learn more, visit nuclearwaste.ca and knownuclearwaste.ca ..read more

A small group of citizens tries to hold the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission to task after it blindly approved BWXT, a US arms producer, into the next decade. This facility creates nuclear fuel, and is located in the heart of a small Canadian city. Learn more at nopellets.ca   ..read more