The Dryden Nuclear Education and Engagement Committee is hosting a two-day information session this week at the Centre.
The free public event, Wednesday and Thursday, is aimed a providing information on proposed plans to build an underground repository in the Ignace/Wabigoon Lake First Nation area.
‘Dryden’s Nuclear Forum’ features presentations from the Nuclear Waste Management Organization, the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada, and the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission regarding the site selection process, assessing impacts, licensing, safety, and the overall regulatory process.
There will also be a keynote address on critical thinking, an expert panel discussion, information booths, and more.
Vice-Chair of the Committee Garth Wintle says, “Provides an opportunity for the community to begin in a process where they are going to learn about the proposed project, ask questions, liaise with the presenters, and become more informed. It’s just providing information, pro or anti against this project.”
Anyone wishing to attend can visit Register or sign-up at the door.
Garth Wintle spoke to CKDR News about the educational event and the Dryden Nuclear Education and Engagement Committee mandate:
Question 1: Can you talk about what’s happening September 28/29?
Question 2: What will be discussed?
Question 3: Purpose of this Forum and its importance?
Question 4: How can folks get involved?
Question 5: Talk about the mandate of the Dryden Nuclear Education and Engagement Committee?
