Hello and welcome to the Society of Professional Engineers and Associates (SPEA) website. This website is used to communicate with the SPEA members, as well as provide a window on SPEA's activities to the outside world. The member section of the website is a great source of useful information for SPEA members. |
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http://www.winnipegfreepress.com/opinion/letters_to_the_editor/81661822.html?viewAllComments=y Winnipeg Free Press - PRINT EDITION |
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Bill Curry, Karen Howlett and Anna Mehler Paperny |
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Ottawa seeks bidders for Candu business; Government moves to privatize Crown corporation Atomic Energy of Canada's nuclear-reactor division<!-- CONTENT CONTROL START --> Toronto Star Ottawa figuratively hung a "for- sale" sign Thursday on embattled nuclear-reactor designer Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd., signalling to prospective investors that the federal government is now accepting formal bids for the crown corporation's commercial Candu business. And it's not leaving any scenario off the table. |
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SPEA representatives participated in today's meeting of the Natural Resources Canada Standing Committee. Attached is SPEA's statement to the committee.
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SPEA held a press conference yesterday to release this survey to the media. Peter White, Mike Ivanco, Marius Vartolomei, and Michelle Duncan travelled to Ottawa to deliver our message, and SPEA has received a fair bit of coverage as a result. |
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http://www.marketwire.com/press-release/Spea-1061538.html
Oct 19, 2009 10:31 ET Government's own study concludes Canadians oppose AECL privatization |
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http://www.queensjournal.ca/story/2009-10-16/opinions/letters-editors/ Nuclear power in the clear Dear Editors, Re: “Nuclear debate heats up on campus” (Oct. 13, 2009) I’m a Queen’s graduate working in the nuclear industry and have responded in writing to many of Helen Caldicott’s opinion pieces published in Western Canadian newspapers. |
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AECL Engineers Urge Ottawa to Protect CANDU Technology |
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http://telegraphjournal.canadaeast.com/opinion/article/755596 Neil MacLean's letter (Aug. 6) has helped to bring the real issue of the energy hub to the opinion page. Electricity use will increase in the future, whether it be for batteries to power our cars or hydrogen production to power our planes. I would like to elaborate on his points. |
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