Canada’s Hydrogen Journey – Four Generations of Stuarts
The Business Section of the Globe and Mail (Saturday December 5) included a double spread article on “Hydrogen” focused on and Ballard Power Systems of Burnaby BC. The time for…
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Ops Notes: Poppies and My Pops
This is Dave, but I normally call him Dad. He might not seem important and relevant to write about in an operational blog but he is. November 11th is Remembrance…
OCNI SECURE MEMBER PORTAL – FAQ + Quick Start Guide
*Important: Please note, the portal is optimized for use in the Google chrome browser. We have received reports of difficulty accessing the portal with Microsoft edge browser.* Hi Everyone –…
President’s Corner: Alberta Bound
On September 17, I was part of a dynamic discussion on with other energy experts and thought leaders on introducing nuclear energy into Alberta (thanks to Ted Gruetzner of Global…
Ops Notes: Mental Health and Wellness in the Workplace (Awakeplace)
A Brief Interruption I missed writing my blog last month. There just were not enough hours in the day to balance work priorities, and life’s demands. Even with burning the…
Community Check-in: Tri-County Hello
Hey everyone, it’s Alison Fernandes, OCNI’s Manager of Bruce Power & Community Relations! As many of you know, I cover the Tri-County Region consisting of Grey, Bruce & Huron Counties…
Ops Notes: Let’s Get Uncomfortable
Well This Is Awkward As anyone involved in staffing or who manages even one individual knows there will be times when you will need to have awkward conversations. These could…
Indigenous Engagement in the Time of COVID
Indigenous Engagement in Nuclear In the years and months prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, Indigenous engagement was an important priority for many companies in the nuclear supply chain. Responding to…
The OCNI Effect
In my June blog I wrote about the “Oberth Effect” (discovered by Hermann the rocket pioneer not Ron????) which shows that a spacecraft can achieve a higher altitude orbit by firing its…