I’m a proud SaskPower employee and an even prouder parent to two great girls. I love running and spending time in the great outdoors. These views are my own.
What’s it like to live near a nuclear power plant? Hear from people who do at our Planning for Nuclear Power virtual open house. Join us on Dec. 7 from 12-2 pm or 7-9 pm. We’ll also be talking nuclear safety, waste and technology. Learn more and register at the link below:
Well I didn’t accomplish my goal of catching @EliudKipchoge at the @berlinmarathonE but he did have a head start and had to set a world record but I can guarantee that I stoped to take more pics during the race and high fived more kids than he did so I’m going to call it a draw.
Today, Minister Morgan and CEO Rupen Pandya announced study areas for our nuclear power from SMR project. Over the next year, we'll be studying these areas to understand if they'd be a good fit for a nuclear facility in the future. Learn more: https://t.co/83ExTj7cWn. #SkNuclear
As part of our planning and regulatory work to potentially develop nuclear power in Saskatchewan, we've identified the Estevan and Elbow areas for further study to determine the feasibility of hosting an SMR. Learn more at the link below.
@Dopseth discussing what efforts have been achieved so far with Indigenous engagement. Much more work to be done with @FNPower and Indigenous Nations in Saskatchewan
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Hear members of English River First Nation discuss the successes, challenges and their vision for #Indigenous participation in #uranium#mining and the #nuclear sector at a webinar hosted by the Nuclear Energy Agency on Fri, Sep 2 at 8 am CST/10 am EST. https://t.co/g3uWIPhWQi
So far this farming season, 186 Saskatchewan
farmers have contacted power lines. When you're working around power lines, always use a spotter. Plan your routes ahead of time. And if you contact a power line, stay in your vehicle. Call SaskPower at 310-2220 or 911 in an emergency.