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home the nuclear waste management organization nwmo faqs reports news and activities careers new projects français canada s used nuclear fuel canada s plan a safe approach site selection regulatory process reconciliation who we are canada s used nuclear fuel canada s plan a safe approach site selection regulatory process reconciliation who we are faqs reports news and activities careers new projects français français now available nwmo triennial report 2023 25 read more 1 3 read more about the initial project description click here 1 3 read more about our new projects click here 1 3 canada s plan nuclear energy has powered our homes businesses and cities for decades today canada is also actively exploring emerging nuclear technologies and the role they may play in meeting the country s climate change targets used nuclear fuel is a byproduct of nuclear power it must be safely managed long term we re protecting people and the environment including water for generations to come learn more canada s plan nuclear energy has powered our homes businesses and cities for decades today canada is also actively exploring emerging nuclear technologies and the role they may play in meeting the country s climate change targets used nuclear fuel is a byproduct of nuclear power it must be safely managed long term we re protecting people and the environment including water for generations to come learn more canada s used nuclear fuel the country s used nuclear fuel is currently safely stored in licensed facilities at reactor sites in canada today s method is safe but temporary it requires ongoing maintenance and management which isn t sustainable over the very long period the material must be contained and isolated this is why canada has a plan for the safe long term management of used nuclear fuel learn more what is canada s plan for used nuclear fuel canada s plan involves containing and isolating all the country s used nuclear fuel underground in a deep geological repository it is supported by international scientific consensus and best practices for managing used nuclear fuel learn more the site for canada s used nuclear fuel repository the multi year community driven process to identify a site for canada s deep geological repository began in 2010 twenty two municipalities and indigenous communities expressed interest in learning more and exploring their potential to host the project canada s plan is now proceeding in an area with informed and willing hosts where the municipality first nation and métis communities and others in the area are working together to implement it learn more discover more learn about the proposed repository site explore the site for canada s used nuclear fuel repository the multi year community driven process to identify a site for canada s deep geological repository began in 2010 twenty two municipalities and indigenous communities expressed interest in learning more and exploring their potential to host the project canada s plan is now proceeding in an area with informed and willing hosts where the municipality first nation and métis communities and others in the area are working together to implement it learn more discover more learn about the proposed repository site explore we strive to be good neighbours and support the communities where we live and work vince ponka indigenous and regional communications manager at the nuclear waste management organization safety is our first and highest priority it drives everything we do from project design engineering and environmental research to aligning with indigenous knowledge and engaging local communities laurie swami president and ceo by fostering opportunities to listen and learn we can help ensure that any progress we make to protect people and the environment also advances reconciliation in a meaningful way as we continue to evolve as an organization we will continue to walk this journey holding ourselves and our partners accountable and remaining focused on learning action relationship and healing rebekah wilson manager of indigenous knowledge and reconciliation at the nwmo we strive to be good neighbours and support the communities where we live and work vince ponka indigenous and regional communications manager at the nuclear waste management organization safety is our first and highest priority it drives everything we do from project design engineering and environmental research to aligning with indigenous knowledge and engaging local communities laurie swami president and ceo by fostering opportunities to listen and learn we can help ensure that any progress we make to protect people and the environment also advances reconciliation in a meaningful way as we continue to evolve as an organization we will continue to walk this journey holding ourselves and our partners accountable and remaining focused on learning action relationship and healing rebekah wilson manager of indigenous knowledge and reconciliation at the nwmo we strive to be 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