Completed Access to Information Requests

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Search the summaries of completed Access to Information (ATI) requests to find information about ATI requests made to the Government of Canada after January 2020. If you find a summary of interest, you can request a copy of the records at no cost using the form below each summary. Requests made through this form are considered informal requests and are not subject to the same requirements as requests under the Access to Information Act (ATIA). For additional information, please see the “About Access to Information Requests” webpage.

If you don’t find what you are looking for you can request additional government records under an institution’s control by contacting the institution’s Access to Information and Privacy Coordinator or by submitting a formal access to information request.

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Req # A-2021-00097

CNSC staff performed a pre-licensing review of the Nuclear Waste Management Organization’s (NWMO) Mark II used fuel container (UFC) and posted a summary on the CNSC web site. Please provide the following information related to the CNSC Review of NWMO’s Mark II used fuel container (UFC): 1) A list of documents reviewed by CNSC staff related to and in the course of this review, including the related documents provided by the NWMO, other technical documents from external or independent agencies or experts 2) Communications between and among the CNSC review team and between team members and their supervisors or higher level CNSC staff related to the CNSC review of the NWMO’s Mark II used fuel container (UFC) 3) Briefing notes related to the CNSC staff review of NWMO’s Mark II used fuel container (UFC) prepared for Vice Presidents or the President of the CNSC 4) Documentation of the 8 occurrences where CNSC staff identified a gap (“where the design intent of the UFC diverges from documented CNSC requirements and expectations or where insufficient information was provided”); Specifically, provide documentation of gaps identified with respect to criticality, supporting research and development program, and structural analysis 5) CNSC staff documentation of their observations (e.g. where the NWMO’s design intent is unclear or would benefit from improvement) and comments 6) A full copy of the CNSC staff report of their review of NWMO’s Mark II used fuel container (UFC).

Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission

3761 page(s)
August 2023

Req # A-2022-00098

Please provide all communications received by the President, any of the Vice-Presidents, the Executive Advisor, the Commission Secretary, and the Office of Audit, Evaluation and Ethics with respect to the "recycling" or "reprocessing" of nuclear fuel waste (irradiated nuclear fuel, spent fuel, CANDU fuel) including as may be undertaken in conjunction with nuclear research or small modular reactors generated between May 31, 2000 and December 31, 2022. Please include those communications generated within the CNSC and those received from federal departments, regulatory bodies and contracted entities, including but not limited to Natural Resources Canada, Atomic Energy Canada Limited and Canadian Nuclear Laboratories, and any private sector entity or agent including but not limited to the Canadian Nuclear Society, Canadian Nuclear Association, CANDU Owners Group or others.

Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission

576 page(s)
August 2023

Req # A-2022-00123

During a presentation on Nov. 3, 2022, CNSC staff delivered a risk assessment relating to deterioration of pressure tubes. CNSC staff concluded that Level 3 Defence in Depth "is not adversely afffected by the type of pressure tube failure that could potentially result from reduced fracture toughness." Also, they determined that "the increase in risk metrics such as severe core damage frequency (CDF) and large release frequency (LRF) due to postulated increases in pressure tube failure frequency is negligible for 2-3 years of continued operations." I request all reports or other documents possessed by the CNSC detailing how these conclusions were arrived at. I also request any memos, e-mails or other electronic communications discussing this risk assessment. Relevant dates would be Nov.1, 2021 to present.

Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission

973 page(s)
August 2023

Req # A-2023-00026

Provide the root cause analysis submitted to the CNSC by Canadian Nuclear Laboratories in letter WLD-CNNO-23-0026-L, on or about 2023-JUNE-19, the document is likely numbered WLD-514000-RCA-001.

Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission

37 page(s)
August 2023

Req # A-2023-00027

All briefing materials, including and not limited to briefing notes, information notes, scenario notes, prepared and/or provided to the President in May 2023.

Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission

313 page(s)
August 2023

Req # A-2023-00028

A list of action items produced by the CNSC’s Executive Team in May 2023. Include any briefing materials including and not limited to: briefing notes, information notes, scenario notes; anything that the Executive Team has been briefed on in May 2023. Also include meeting minutes or agendas.

Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission

125 page(s)
August 2023

Req # A-2023-00030

Any and all material, correspondence, data, reports, etc. related to the Eldorado Epidemiology Project, and/or [Names Withheld], the precursor to CNSC's epidemiological research on Saskatchewan uranium miners.

Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission

1460 page(s)
August 2023

Req # A-2023-00031

All correspondence, data, reports, etc. created by or relating to SENES Consultants Limited, specifically as related to epidemiology and uranium mining from January 1, 1980 to December 31, 2001.

Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission

1843 page(s)
August 2023

Req # A-2023-00036

Lilly Creek Developments Inc. (the “Purchaser”) purchase from [Names Withheld] (collectively, the “Vendor”) of the lands and premises legally described as PT E1/2 LT 27 CON 4 OPS; PT W1/2 LT 27 CON 4 OPS AS IN R329505 N OF 57R2323 EXCEPT PT 1, 57R3381, T/W R329505; S/T O11643; KAWARTHA LAKES and PT E1/2 LT 27 CON 4 OPS; PT W1/2 LT 27-28 CON 4 OPS AS IN R329505 S OF 57R2323 EXCEPT PT 2 & 4, 57R3381 & PT 1 57R5955, S/T & T/W R329505 ; KAWARTHA LAKES (being PINs 63203-0057 (LT) and 63203-0059 (LT)) and municipally known as 3384 Highway 35, Kawartha Lakes (Lindsay), Ontario K9V 4R1 (the “Property”)

Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission

0 page(s)
August 2023

Req # A-2023-00037

[Names Withheld] (the “Purchaser”) purchase from 1228781 Ontario Limited (the “Vendor”) PT LT 18, PL 3759 , PART 1 , RS410 , EXCEPT PT 2 EXPROP PL 8257 ; SCARBOROUGH , CITY OF TORONTO; being all of PIN 06495-0003 (LT) 759 Warden Avenue, Toronto, Ontario, M1L 4B5 (the “Property”)

Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission

0 page(s)
August 2023

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