Did you know that one person dies in Canada every 5 minutes from heart disease, stroke or vascular cognitive impairment? More than 3.5 million people across Canada of all ages, ethnicities and genders are living with these conditions, but the 2025 Heart & Stroke Ride for Heart throughout the month of June raised over $591,000 […]
NAYGN Canada Pedals to the Top in the 2025 Ride for Heart Challenge Read More »
Submitted by Dylan Moss, Government Outreach On May 22nd, about 45 NAYGN members assembled at the Nuclear Energy Institute (NEI) headquarters in Washington, D.C. We were there to revive an old NAYGN tradition: Hill Day. The last time this event was held was in 2022, alongside the Nuclear Energy Assembly conference. This year, Hill Day
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Breaking News: The 2026 NAYGN Continental Conference will be held May 11th-14th in vibrant Atlanta, Georgia. 🎉Special Registration Rate for 2026🎉 In celebration of the positively nuclear energy you brought to the 2025 conference, we’re offering early birds a discounted 2026 registration rate of $550 USD – available until August 1st, 2025. Sign up at
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Submitted by: Dayna Wiebe, GEH SMR Canada Chapter Co-Chair GE Vernova Hitachi Nuclear Energy Canada NAYGN Chapter organized a Step Challenge to raise money for the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada. The Step Challenge was hosted on a step-counting app and promoted heath, wellness, and friendly competition in the GVH Markham office. For every
*Users must be signed in to access the Resource Hub. It’s a wrap! The 2025 NAYGN Continental Conference was held in Denver, Colorado from June 22-25, 2025. With over 500 attendees, this conference was the best standalone conference we’ve ever had! Many attendees had never been to an NAYGN conference before and loved the experience
A Record-Breaking Year: 2025 NAYGN Conference Energizes the Nuclear Future Read More »
By Matthew Mairinger, Former President, North American Young Generation in Nuclear (NAYGN) In June 2025, I had the privilege of representing the North American Young Generation in Nuclear (NAYGN) at the European Nuclear Young Generation Forum (ENYGF) in Croatia. This biennial event is a cornerstone for young professionals in the nuclear sector, bringing together the
By Ty Holderbaum, NAYGN Charlotte President NAYGN Carolinas enjoyed an afternoon of puck, pups and fun! NAYGN Carolinas attended the Charlotte Checkers vs. Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins game on Saturday, March 29, 2025 for a 4:00 PM puck drop at Bojangles Coliseum. Before the game, we kicked things off with a pre-game tailgate starting at 2:00 PM,
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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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Article submitted by: Christina Mohan, NAYGN Canadian Regional Lead The elegant setting of C Banquets in Mississauga was the backdrop for a successful networking event hosted by the Canadian Nuclear Society (CNS) and NAYGN Canada region on May 8th. The evening brought together around 75 attendees from both organizations, creating a vibrant atmosphere of collaboration
First CNS X NAYGN Networking Event Fosters Connections in Canada Read More »
Thank you to those for participating in NAYGN’s annual Drawing Contest! Below are this year’s winners: Fairfield Magnet School of Math and Science, SC Aimee – 4th grade Description – A beautiful city and suburb sharing the clean powered energy of nuclear power in harmony with nature” Fairfield Magnet School of Math and Science, SC
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