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
Contact
Laise has over twelve years of experience working in various communications and marketing roles. After working in Shanghai, China, for ten years in organizations such as the European Union Chamber of Commerce, Forestry Innovations Investments, and Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, Laise came to Ottawa in 2016 to complete an M.A. in Sustainable Energy from Carleton University. She also has a B.A. in Interdisciplinary Studies specializing in communications and management from Ateneo de Manila University.
Upcoming Events
First International Conference on Commercial Advances for Fusion Power Plants 2026
FPP 2026 provides a global forum to take the pulse of the ongoing harmonization of forces driving commercial technology designs, risk-appropriate regulations, supply chains adaptation, and energy community forces and alliances as drivers of choice for the energy transition.
Clean Energy Frontier Conference
Shaping Canada’s clean energy future, the third-annual Clean Energy Frontier Conference will explore the topics you need to know – both here in Bruce, Grey and Huron counties and beyond.
Canadian Radiotheranostics Leaders’ Summit
The Canadian Radiotheranostics Leaders’ Summit is an annual event held by the Canadian Nuclear Isotope Council (CNIC), the Canadian Medical Isotope Ecosystem (CMIE), and a consortium of academic centers (UHN, LHSC, BC Cancer, and CAMH) that aims to bring together leaders from across the global isotope supply chain, business and investment communities, government representatives, healthcare leaders, academics, students and more to shape Canada’s isotope leadership to support patients globally.
