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Req # A-2020-00187
January 1, 2019 to present (February 19, 2021) records (BMD's/test results/incident reports/ briefing notes/Q’s and A’s, memos) assessing/monitoring nuclear waste storage capacities and problems at Canadian sites (Ontario/New Brunswick) reactor or uranium industry sites). Include reports of viability of nuclear waste holding pools and of spent fuel caskets/canisters viability at those sites. Include any such records for Canadian generated nuclear waste storage and problems being stored or contemplated being stored at foreign sites, and assessment of those storage facilities and plans.Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
436 page(s)
May 2021
May 2021
Req # A-2020-00195
A list of action items produced by the CNSC’s Executive Committee in January 2021. Include any briefing materials including and not limited to: briefing notes, information notes, scenario notes; anything that the Executive Committee has been briefed on in January 2021. Also include meeting minutes or agendas.Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
151 page(s)
May 2021
May 2021
Req # A-2020-00201
DONE on March 6, 2021, 5:37 The following is regarding a Reportable Event (RE) that occurred at a Canadian Nuclear Power Plant on October 27, 2009, at 12:11. Documentation required: Review documentation of Standby Power System Electrical Protection scheme (Relay Protection). Implementation Measures required to improve reliability. IAEA Country Coordinator (Mr. Ben Poulet, CNSC Staff, Canada) was to obtain the following information and create an Action Item: We require that you provide the following documents: 1) Action Item Number created by the Country Coordinator (Canada, Mr. Ben Poulet, CNSC Staff) for both items. 2) Action Item Number Database Screen Shot of both Action Items. 3) Review documentation of Standby Power System Electrical Protection scheme (Relay Protection). 4) Provide Edoc Number for Review Documentation. 5) Implementation Measures of Standby Power documentation that was identified to improve reliability and have been proposed in relicensing documentation. Provide Edoc Number of Implementation documentation. Provide Edoc Number of the Licensing documents that include the implementation scheme.Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
38 page(s)
May 2021
May 2021
Req # A-2020-00203
Please provide: 1) Copy [name withheld] Letter delivered on June 16, 2020, to the CNSC President. 2) Edoc Number of [name withheld], Lawyer, letter delivered, on June 16, 2020, 3) Copy of any email(s) sent to [name withheld], Lawyer by CNSC Staff.Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
0 page(s)
May 2021
May 2021
Req # A-2020-00206
1. Any communications between Marie-Pierre Grondin, Hugh Robertson, HR, Caroline Ducros, or any one else related to staffing the two-year assignment to replace Ananda Senathirajah as Senior Project Officer leading the Management System (Navigator) file. 2. All HR policies and sanctioned processes related to staffing a unionized assignment position. 3. Any and all messaging or other communications from, to, or between any of the following parties, separately or together: Raoul Awad, Ross Richardson, Marie-Pierre Grondin, Hugh Robertson, and Ramzi Jamal, that include reference to me ([name withheld]). 4. Any and all messaging or other communications from, to, or between any of the following parties, separately or together: Marie-Pierre Grondin, Hugh Robertson, and Josee Stone, regarding my role in implementing the outstanding improvements to the management system that EC approved after [personal information withheld].Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
182 page(s)
May 2021
May 2021
Req # A-2021-00001
The following material related to staffing process for job J1120-1038, for IQMD Senior Project Officer: a. Job posting; b. Listing of where the job was posted; c. All communications (emails, Teams messages, notes to file, text messages sent on CNSC smart phones, etc.) between the hiring manager, HR staffing, Director(s) General, vice-president(s), and anyone else who might have been involved in this staffing action; d. All resumes, cover letters, and written assessments submitted by candidates who were invited to participate in the written evaluation. While respecting privacy, each candidate’s resume, cover letter, and submission for the written evaluation must be collated as a single package, and the packages for the candidates who were invited to participate in an interview must be identified; e. All references to the “management system” or the “navigator” in all material associated with this staffing process; f. All assessment notes, results, scoring, or any communications pertaining to the evaluation of the written assessments; g. A copy of the interview questions; h. Any documents, messaging, or other communications indicating the expected answers/criteria, against which the interview evaluation was scored; and i. Respecting the privacy of the applicants, all notes/scores taken by the interview panel on the interview questions.Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
159 page(s)
May 2021
May 2021
Req # A-2021-00003
I would like to request ATIP to disclosure file/records of my company ([Personal information withheld]) and CNSC licence fees for how they are added up on all my invoices from 2015-2020 for Industrial Radiography 812 specifically they are; Base hours, Variable hours and Hourly rate, as stated in Cost Recovery Fees and Regulations SOR/2003-212, sub sections 11, 12, and 14. And the base number total for all of companies in the IR 812 for each year 2015-2020 with the number of how many IR 812 companies there were in each year totalled. Recap; Base hour total for each year and how many companies in total for each year. And/or a list of all IR 812 company's and how many base hours, and variable hour to each. List of all items; 1. Base hours, Variable hours and Hourly rate (for [Personal information withheld] and all other IR 812 licences), specifically explain the tracking system CNSC uses to add up each company to Base hours or variable hours. 2. All the financials for the CNSC, related to operating for each year 2014-2020. The corporate proper accountant book keeping and summaries. 3. Total Number of employees, salaries for all staff members, commission and VP Executives and break down of how many staff are working on each user type in each department for the numbers into each, and how the Nuclear substances and Prescribed equipment directors add up time for each user type related to base hours and variable hours. It is suspected there is cross funding occurring between different user types, example nuclear medicine department vs IR 812 or others this would be identified though proper time keeping while each staff member is working on each licensee. This would be for calculating full cost. 4. Number or how many people are there in each location with square footage and rent for those locations. 5. Discloser on all CNSC-CRAG meeting agendas and minutes (including any audio or transcript documents) as 2016, 2020 and the last March 25 2021 are missing from website. 6. How the vetting process is for CRAG members, applications, forms and Ethics if any. 7. CNSC Code of Ethic and Values – forms and all documents related for staff, public and stakeholders. 8. Any unethical interoffice e-mails or communication or documentation on file that is conflict of interest with the roles and duties of the CNSC staff related to [Name withheld], [Personal information withheld]. It will be the CNSC staff in the department that looks after IR 812 and CNSC Finance department including the Commision and Executives that I have been deal with.Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
113 page(s)
May 2021
May 2021
Req # A-2021-00007
Section K.2.6 of Canada’s Seventh National Report for the Joint Convention (October 2020) stated that the CANDU Owners Group (COG) Radioactive Waste Leadership Forum (RWLF) "launched a project to produce an integrated radioactive waste strategy for Canada" and that "The first output of this industry-led exercise on preparing an integrated radioactive waste strategy is expected in 2020. This output from waste owners will be available for inclusion in the radioactive waste policy review being led by NRCan." Please provide us with all emails, reports, briefing notes, presentations and any other communications related to, describing or pertaining to the development of an integrated strategy by Canada's radioactive waste CANDU Owners Group (COG) Radioactive Waste Leadership Forum (RWLF) as referred to in Section K.2.6 of Canada’s Seventh National Report for the Joint Convention (October 2020), including records of any CNSC involvement or participation in the RWLF project and/or receipt of any materials generated through the RWLF project and/or any review, comments or analysis of any materials in the possession of or made available to CNSC staff related to the RWLF project. Please include any backgrounders, briefs or outputs, including draft outputs, received by CNSC from this project, and any comments, notes, analysis or review of those any backgrounders, briefs or outputs that were generated by CNSC staff.Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
0 page(s)
May 2021
May 2021
Req # A-2021-00013
The minutes of the CNSC’s Management Committee for February and March, 2021.Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
2 page(s)
May 2021
May 2021
Req # A-2021-00015
Doverfield Developments Inc. purchase from 1645497 Ontario Limited PT LT 35 CON 8 NOTTAWASAGA PT 1 51R33869; CLEARVIEW (being all of PIN 58245-0069) 4031 County Rd 124, Township of Clearview, Ontario L0M1P0 (the “Property”) Roll Number: 432901000600200 Closing Date: As soon as possible Our File No.: 3900-688Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
0 page(s)
May 2021
May 2021