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On this Remembrance Day, we honour those who served and sacrificed in times of conflict and peace. Their service and commitment continue to inspire us as we remember their legacy with gratitude and respect. #Canada

Safety is at the core of the deep geological repository design. Safety assessments help confirm how the system performs under a range of scenarios to ensure the long-term safety of workers, the public, and the environment. Learn more: nwmo.co/4cUmawr

Shaped by community input, the Centre of Expertise in Ignace will accommodate 160 to 200 NWMO employees, support education and skills development, and welcome visitors from across Canada and around the world. Learn more: nwmo.co/3v1Ikwe

We were pleased to sponsor @ITbay' 2026 Festival of India & Festival of Colours. Despite a wildfire related postponement, the two festivals welcomed nearly 5,000 members of the community for a joyful weekend of culture and celebration in Thunder Bay.

We were pleased to participate in the 2026 @win_canada Conference, where our team joined discussions on nuclear leadership, Indigenous partnerships and building public trust. Thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth and connected with our team.

Congratulations to our President and CEO, Laurie Swami, on receiving @ontariotech_u Presidential Award of Distinction for her work creating opportunities for students and future leaders in Canada’s nuclear sector. Learn more: nwmo.co/486Ul3u

Last week, we received a Dryden Walleye jersey recognizing our sponsorship of the team in the Dryden Old Timers Hockey League. As part of our commitment to being a good corporate citizen, we're pleased to support initiatives strengthening communities across northwestern Ontario.

Our research partnerships with Canadian universities help advance the science behind our work to safely contain and isolate used nuclear fuel for the long term. Read about how one recent partnership is contributing to the science that supports our work: nwmo.co/3MRWppa

As our Chief Operating Officer, Derek has been instrumental in preparing us for the future. His experience and commitment to our vision will ensure we continue to advance our work safely with focus, discipline and care. Read more: nwmo.co/3WgCEMf.

Congratulations to Laurie Swami who will retire from the NWMO and to Derek Wilson who becomes our new President and Chief Executive Officer on Nov. 1, 2026. For the past decade, Laurie’s exceptional leadership has helped to advance the safe management of Canada’s nuclear waste.

Guided by public engagement, Indigenous Knowledge, and continuous learning, Canada's plan for used nuclear fuel is designed to safely manage used nuclear fuel in a deep geological repository. Learn more: nwmo.co/46RYplF

#OrangeShirtDay was started by Phyllis Webstad, a residential school survivor committed to building awareness about the ongoing intergenerational impacts of residential schools. This National Day of Truth and Reconciliation learn about Phyllis' story: nwmo.co/4guXsYp

A new billboard now marks the future home of the Centre of Expertise in Ignace. The approximately 55,000-square-foot facility will accommodate 160 to 200 NWMO employees. Learn more: nwmo.co/4dHjTYi