Canadian Nuclear Association

Canada's nuclear ambitions don't end at the border. CNA is a key industry partner to federal and provincial governments in advancing them, at home and internationally, and in creating commercial opportunities for the Canadian nuclear industry. Our recent

Canada has set a clear direction for nuclear energy. The federal government's new Nuclear Energy Strategy calls for new nuclear builds across the country, a stronger Canadian supply chain, expanded uranium and nuclear fuel opportunities, and continued inn

Interest in nuclear energy is growing in Western Canada, driven by increasing electricity demand and the need for a sustainable and reliable baseload electricity to strengthen energy security and support the region's energy-intensive industries. Alberta a

The Canadian Nuclear Association (CNA) is pleased to announce the election of seven directors at its Annual General Meeting held on June 22, 2026. The Board subsequently appointed two additional directors at its organizational meeting, further strengtheni

For decades, Canada's nuclear sector has been one of the country's quiet success stories. From powering homes and businesses to producing life-saving medical isotopes, supporting tens of thousands of skilled jobs and exporting Canadian expertise around th

The Canadian Nuclear Association (CNA) has responded to Sunday's drone strike near the Barakah Nuclear Power Plant in the United Arab Emirates, expressing serious concern regarding military activity in the vicinity of civilian nuclear infrastructure and c

2026 is shaping up to be an important year for Canada's nuclear sector. Several major projects have reached meaningful milestones, reflecting steady progress after years of planning, regulatory preparation, and public engagement. A significant development

Canada's nuclear sector is entering a period of renewed activity, driven by refurbishments, life-extension projects, and the potential deployment of new reactors across multiple provinces. While these projects represent a significant opportunity for clean

Canada's electricity system is at a crossroads. Demand is climbing, and the need for reliable, non-emitting power has never been more urgent. As provinces plan major grid expansions and governments weigh their energy options, one technology is stepping fo

The Canadian Nuclear Association welcomes Ontario's 2025 Fall Economic Statement and its focus on building a competitive, self-reliant economy anchored in clean and reliable energy. The province's $1 billion investment through the Building Ontario Fund in