Cameco and the AP1000® | Powering Canada Forward
Grant Isaac, President and COO of Cameco, shares his thoughts about the modern AP1000 reactor.
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This week, students from Loyalist College's Radiation Safety program toured Cameco's Port Hope Conversion Facility to learn more about our operations and the important role PHCF plays in the nuclear fuel cycle.
This was a great opportunity to speak with an engaging group of students, answer questions, and support Loyalist College's hands-on, industry-focused program delivered right here in Port Hope.
On National Truth and Reconciliation Day, we recognize the importance of listening, learning and taking action on the path toward reconciliation.
Last week, we were grateful to welcome Indigenous reconciliation advocate and author Rose LeMay to our Cigar Lake operation. Through a company-wide livestream, employees across Cameco had the opportunity to hear Rose share her experiences and reflections on reconciliation, allyship and the role each of us can play in building stronger relationships and communities.
Rose encouraged us to continue learning about Canada's shared history, deepen our cultural awareness, listen to the experiences of Indigenous Peoples, speak up against racism and help create meaningful change in our workplaces and communities.
We thank Rose for sharing her story and perspective with our employees as we reflect on the significance of this day and the work that remains ahead.