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Req # A-2023-00068
a document produced by the CNSC in 2022 entitled "CNSC Management Briefing Note On CANDU Primary Cooling System Over-Pressure Protection System Design Review Findings". Please include every draft and revised version of this document.Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
January 2024
Req # A-2019-00120
All annual and/or quarterly summary reports regarding inspections conducted on fuel channels and/or pressure tubes used in Canada’s nuclear reactors, dating from 2000 to the most recent available. What I am seeking is a clear understanding of how the testing of pressure tubes occurs and what results are produced. I want to know the schedule for testing, how many tubes are tested each time, how many of those same tubes are tested again at a later date and how many are newly tested. I want to know the results of all those tests, and what is considered a suitable range of variability within the results. Seeking the most comprehensive dataset possible.Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
January 2024
Req # A-2022-00120
I request: (1) The most recent date(s) on which a facility, entity, or person applied for a license to construct a Class II nuclear facility; (2) The most recent date(s) on which a facility, entity, or person applied for a license to operate a Class II nuclear facility (3) The most recent date(s) on which a facility, entity, or person applied for a license to service Class II prescribed equipment (whether by operator or by a third party) (4) The most recent date(s) on which a facility, entity, or person applied for a license to operate Class II prescribed equipment (5) The response times of the CNSC in granting or declining to grant the above licenses (6) Copies of all communications related to the above-mentioned applications as between the applicant/licensee and the CNSCOrganization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
January 2024
Req # A-2023-00074
All correspondence from January 1, 2023 current to November 6, 2023 from the CNSC to the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada (IAAC) and/or Environment Climate Change Canada, as well as internal briefing notes communications and memos regarding: 1) the five-year review of the Project List / Physical Activities Regulation of the Impact Assessment Act 2) thresholds and project triggers for inclusion of projects on the Project List 3) any mention of small modular reactors in relation to the Project ListOrganization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
January 2024
Req # A-2023-00080
A copy of the Environmental Risk Assessment prepared by Hydro Quebec for their Gentilly-2 site. Preferably a PDF copy, via email to the email address provided. According to the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) website, a copy of this report can be obtained upon request. See: https://nuclearsafety.gc.ca/eng/reactors/power-plants/nuclear-facilities/gentilly-2-nuclear-generating-station/index.cfm A request was sent to the CNSC (Public Inquiry #1802 - Nov 28 - Request for Information). A response from the CNSC requested that this document request be submitted through the formal Government of Canada Access to Information Act system.Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
January 2024
Req # A-2023-00086
Domino Lane Developments Inc. (the “Purchaser”) purchase from [Names Withheld] (collectively, the “Vendor”) of the lands and premises legally described as PT LT 28 CON 5 OPS AS IN R353263; S/T R353263; KAWARTHA LAKES (being all of PIN 63203-0157 (LT)) and municipally known as 93 Maple Lane Drive, Kawartha Lakes (Lindsay), Ontario K9V 4R1 (the “Property”) Our File No.: 3900-812Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
January 2024
Req # A-2023-00087
Orcanfield Developments Inc. (the “Purchaser”) Purchase from Kevin Barker Auctions Ltd. (the “Vendor”) E1/2 LT 28 CON 4 OPS; PT W1/2 LT 28, 27 CON 4 OPS AS IN R458518; S/T O11644; KAWARTHA LAKES; being all of PIN 63203-0056 (LT) 3470 Highway 35 N, City of Kawartha Lakes (Lindsay), Ontario, K9V 4R1(the “Property”) Closing Date: As soon as possible Our File No.: 3900-820Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
January 2024
Nothing to report this month
Organization: Canadian Grain Commission
Nothing to report this month
Organization: Vancouver Fraser Port Authority
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
August 2023