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CNA Workforce Planning Forum
CNA Workforce Planning Forum
This is a one-day workshop on workforce planning within the Saskatchewan nuclear sector. This event is designed to provide valuable insights and strategies to address workforce challenges in the industry. As a benefit of your CNA membership, this workshop is offered at no additional cost.
Canadian jurisdictions are moving toward a sustainable future leveraging existing power-generating assets and new technologies. The nuclear sector is well-positioned to provide a significant portion of this need through the buildout of large and small reactors across the country. These growth projections must be supported by an increase in the skilled workforce necessary to meet demand. New nuclear advancements will require a new generation of engineers, technicians, operators, scientists, entrepreneurs, regulators and policy makers who have the requisite knowledge, skills and experience to enable, steer, build, regulate and operate new fleets.
Some of the key challenges related to the nuclear workforce include: maintaining the current workforce in light of an aging population and voluntary attrition; an increasingly competitive labor market across all positions; lack of sufficient training programs to enable growth of a younger workforce; and, making the nuclear sector attractive to students.
The CNA is working with its members to explore the solutions to these and other challenges. The events will bring the nuclear sector together to explore and discuss possible solutions to many of the challenges in the workforce space. The presentations and discussions will directly inform the sector’s workforce strategy that will be a focus for CNA and its members in the next couple years.
CNA Workforce Planning Forum- New Brunswick
This is a one-day workshop on workforce planning within the New Brunswick nuclear sector. This event is designed to provide valuable insights and strategies to address workforce challenges in the industry. As a benefit of your CNA membership, this workshop is offered at no additional cost.
Canadian jurisdictions are moving toward a sustainable future leveraging existing power-generating assets and new technologies. The nuclear sector is well-positioned to provide a significant portion of this need through the buildout of large and small reactors across the country. These growth projections must be supported by an increase in the skilled workforce necessary to meet demand. New nuclear advancements will require a new generation of engineers, technicians, operators, scientists, entrepreneurs, regulators and policy makers who have the requisite knowledge, skills and experience to enable, steer, build, regulate and operate new fleets.
Some of the key challenges related to the nuclear workforce include: maintaining the current workforce in light of an aging population and voluntary attrition; an increasingly competitive labor market across all positions; lack of sufficient training programs to enable growth of a younger workforce; and, making the nuclear sector attractive to students.
The CNA is working with its members to explore the solutions to these and other challenges. The events will bring the nuclear sector together to explore and discuss possible solutions to many of the challenges in the workforce space. The presentations and discussions will directly inform the sector’s workforce strategy that will be a focus for CNA and its members in the next couple years.
NEI Nuclear Financing Summit 2025
Step into the future at NEI’s Nuclear Financing Summit at The Westin New York Times Square, Feb. 11 – 12, 2025. Connect with executives from the financial, global nuclear energy and technology sectors to explore the investment potential of nuclear energy and technology.
This summit provides a dynamic platform for conversations that transcend traditional boundaries. Actively contribute to the discourse and establish valuable connections at the forefront of nuclear innovation
GLOBExCHANGE: The Future is Regeneratve
GLOBExCHANGE is an experience like no other. Together, we will transform our organizations, our economy, and our planet.
At GLOBE Forum 2024, leaders and innovators from business and government identified the key challenges to creating a more sustainable, regenerative future…and potential solutions for addressing them.
At GLOBExCHANGE, we will build on the GLOBE Forum 2024: Roadmap for Action to advance and accelerate those actions so we can transform our toughest challenges into our greatest opportunities. Join us for unparalleled networking and learning opportunities that will transform your business and supercharge your professional development.
GLOBExCHANGE is unmissable, but don’t take our word for it.
Globe & Mail: New Nuclear – What does industry growth mean for Canada?
Join The Globe and Mail for a discussion on the future of nuclear, how it’s reshaping the nation’s energy mix and why it matters. In addition to experiencing this dynamic conversation on-site, in-person attendance will also provide ample opportunity for professional networking.
Governments and utilities are working to expand Canada’s nuclear energy capacity in response to growing demand for electricity and goals of net-zero. Refurbishments and new reactors represent billions of dollars in investments and a sizeable economic impact. At the same time, small modular reactors (SMRs) are emerging as an alternative to fossil fuels in areas such as remote communities, and for industry. As nuclear energy continues to gain momentum where are the biggest risks, considerations and opportunities?
SMR Canada Summit 2025
SMR Canada Summit serves as a vital platform for educating and informing local entrepreneurs, government officials, and the broader community about the potential of Alberta, Saskatchewan and British Columbia as pioneering sites for nuclear development in Western Canada. The Summit features in-depth discussions on a variety of critical topics, including site development, safety protocols, transportation logistics, cutting-edge technology, community engagement strategies, economic impacts, and workforce development. By bringing together diverse stakeholders from across Canada, the event not only provides valuable insights but also fosters a well-informed and engaged community prepared to participate in and support the responsible growth of nuclear energy in the region.
SMR Canada Summit 2025
SMR Canada Summit serves as a vital platform for educating and informing local entrepreneurs, government officials, and the broader community about the potential of Alberta, Saskatchewan and British Columbia as pioneering sites for nuclear development in Western Canada. The Summit features in-depth discussions on a variety of critical topics, including site development, safety protocols, transportation logistics, cutting-edge technology, community engagement strategies, economic impacts, and workforce development. By bringing together diverse stakeholders from across Canada, the event not only provides valuable insights but also fosters a well-informed and engaged community prepared to participate in and support the responsible growth of nuclear energy in the region.
WM Symposia 2025
WM2025 Theme: Empowering a Sustainable Future – Advanced Technologies, AI, and Workforce Development Across the Nuclear Landscape
The WM2025 conference cross-cutting theme will highlight how the rapidly evolving digital world is making transformational changes to the worldwide radioactive waste management, nuclear industry, and clean-up sectors. The conference will showcase how the digital world is leading to achieving more efficient operations, improved human-machine interactions, increased safety, and enhancement of data management and analytics. In addition, there will be a focus on remote and emerging technologies from universities, private enterprises, and governmental organizations.
CNA 2025
Building upon recent years of unprecedented growth in government and public support, the Canadian nuclear industry is breaking ground, expanding manufacturing facilities, pouring concrete, and starting to build the next generation of our country’s nuclear fleet. CNA2025 will move beyond discussing high-level targets and goals to focus on practical and immediate solutions of how to turn ambition, on both large and small nuclear, into reality. This is set to be the largest and most important CNA conference ever, featuring both high-level and technical programming spread across multiple stages.
CNS Annual Conference 2025
The tripling of worldwide nuclear capacity, called for at COP28, requires the build-out of reactors both large and small, factoring in design, fuel availability, fuel recycling, and safe disposal of nuclear material. AnnCon2025 brings together a comprehensive overview of their interrelationships.
Canadian Radiotheranostics’ Leaders’ Summit – Save the Date
This annual event hosted by the Canadian Nuclear Isotope Council (CNIC), a consortium of academic centers (UHN, LHSC, BCCA, CAMH), and the Canadian Medical Isotope Ecosystem (CMIE) brings together leaders from Canada’s isotope community and abroad to discuss common issues and strategic opportunities in the isotope and radiotheranostics industry.
In 2025, the Canadian Radiotheranostics Leaders’ Summit will be expanding in scope and scale to reach new audiences and include more opportunities to discuss new and emerging trends, research, and applications.
Expansion of the Leaders’ Summit also creates tremendous opportunities for CNIC Members to get involved and showcase their work in some new ways this year, including an exhibitor hall, larger student program, and new advertising opportunities!
2025 ANS Annual Conference
Be a part of one of the largest gatherings of nuclear professionals in the country where the brightest minds engage – and inspire –leaders from across the nuclear science and technology landscape. In addition to an impressive list of government and industry leaders, we are also planning several outstanding hot-topic technical sessions and popular plenary speakers.
28th Structural Mechanics In Reactor Technology Conference
The 28th Structural Mechanics in Reactor Technology (SMiRT28) conference is scheduled in Toronto, Canada, from August 10 to 15, 2025. The conference theme is “Harnessing Nuclear Technologies & Innovation as a Path to Net Zero by 2050.”
The SMiRT conference, a prestigious platform for discussing structural mechanics in reactor technology and innovation, eagerly anticipates your valuable contributions to nuclear structural mechanics in a number of technical topical areas. Your expertise in this field, particularly with the growing focus on Small Modular Reactor design and development, is highly relevant and will greatly enrich our discussions. Your participation will not only contribute to our conference’s success but also provide you with an exciting opportunity to network with other experts, gain insights into the latest developments in the field, and enhance your professional reputation.
14th International Conference on Tritium Science and Technology
The 14th International Conference on Tritium Science and Technology presents a unique opportunity for scientists and engineers to engage in meaningful interactions. This event serves as a platform for the exchange of knowledge garnered from diverse scientific and engineering research in tritium science and technology. Moreover, it aims to foster future collaborations without borders, paving the way for innovative partnerships and advancements in the field.
