Canada

OPG SMR-X Soccer Tournament

NAYGN Canada Chapters Host Highly Successful OPG SMR-X Soccer Tournament

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Article submitted by Christina Mohan, Canadian Regional Lead On June 19th, 2025, a vibrant day that championed teamwork, networking, and spirited competition, four NAYGN chapters in the Canada region proudly hosted an Ontario Power Generation (OPG) SMR-X soccer tournament. The success of this exhilarating event was made possible through the sponsorship of NAYGN Durham, Candu […]

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NAYGN Canada Region at CNA 2025

NAYGN Canada Region Shines at CNA Conference

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Article submitted by: Christina Mohan, NAYGN Canadian Regional Lead Last week, the North American Young Generation in Nuclear (NAYGN) Canada Region delegation made a significant impact at the Canadian Nuclear Association (CNA) Conference. The event, held at the Rogers Centre Ottawa, brought together almost 1,700 industry leaders, policymakers, and nuclear enthusiasts to discuss the future

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CNSC DNNP Intervention on Behalf of NAYGN Durham Chapter Recap

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On January 9th, the NAYGN Durham Chapter and Matthew Mairinger (on behalf of the NAYGN continental organization) intervened in the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) public hearing for the Ontario Power Generation Darlington New Nuclear Project, for the construction license for a small modular reactor (SMR). For NAYGN Durham, three members spoke – Jonathan Jeyarajah,

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2024 Canadian Regional Conference

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The mission of this conference is to champion the younger generation in the nuclear industry, to showcase innovative technologies, and empower attendees with the toolset necessary to effectively engage the public and government bodies alike through knowledge transfer. The conference has two main goals: knowledge retention and fostering knowledge transfer. This will be achieved through a combination

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