Media Relations
The CNA Media Relations team is dedicated to fostering open and informed communication between the nuclear industry and the public, on a local, regional and global scale.
Through effective engagement with both traditional and emerging media we work to ensure that the public has access to reliable and balanced information, fostering a greater understanding of the industry’s contributions to clean energy, economic growth, and a sustainable future.
If you are a reporter, editor, or researcher looking for a source, quote, or just to learn more about the industry, please get in touch at communications@cna.ca
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Upcoming Events
National Electricity Roundtable Event: Is Canada Ready to be an Energy Superpower? Powering the Nation and Beyond
The National Electricity Roundtable’s 2026 spring meeting brings together senior leaders from government, utilities, system operators, investors, and developers to examine whether Canada is truly ready to be an energy superpower.
Join us, as we have focused discussions on major project delivery, national and regional grid integration, market reform, and the balance of provincial and federal authority.
World Nuclear Supply Chain 2026
Join senior executives, developers, and suppliers at World Nuclear Supply Chain (WNSC) 2026, organized by World Nuclear Association. This international forum unites the industry to capitalize on the multi-trillion-dollar global supply chain opportunity and strengthen capabilities for the roll out of nuclear projects.
Saskatchewan Energy & Natural Resource Forum
Attend the Second Annual Saskatchewan Energy & Natural Resources Forum, hosted by the Saskatchewan First Nations Natural Resource Centre of Excellence (the Centre) in association with Deloitte. This three-day event is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to engage with First Nations Leadership, Elders and Youth. Together with financial sector and business leaders, government officials, and international stakeholders we explore the transformative potential of partnering with First Nations’ in North America’s energy transition.