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A small northern Ontario town refused radioactive waste. It’s gone to Sarnia instead
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A small northern Ontario town refused radioactive waste. It’s gone to Sarnia instead
Decades-old mine tailings in Nipissing First Nation sparked outrage after the province tried to move the material to another community without consultation, but it has quietly moved them again the Narwhal By Leah Borts-Kuperman (Local Journalism Initiative Reporter), May 6, 2026 Summary The Ontario government intended to move radioactive waste from the shore of Lake Nipissing to a former mine site outside Sudbury, Ont. A lack of consultation ar…
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