Canadian Nuclear Law Organization (CNLO)
The Canadian Nuclear Law Organization (CNLO) is a membership to improve the education of its members in matters relating to Canadian and international nuclear law through meetings, seminars, conferences, publications, the CNLO website, and other electronic communications.
The CNLO is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to advancing the study and understanding of legal matters related to the peaceful application of nuclear energy in Canada and globally. Its primary objectives within the nuclear sector include supporting and engaging in legal education, disseminating information, fostering international collaboration, conducting industry outreach, and facilitating networking opportunities. The CNLO is also affiliated with the International Nuclear Law Association (INLA).
Become a Member
Contact Magda Hanebach, Business Law Associate, Gowling WLG at: magda.hanebach@gowlingwlg.com or cnlo@ocni.ca
Member Benefits
- Legal Education
- Dissemination of Information
- International Cooperation
- Industry Outreach
- Networking
UPCOMING EVENTS
CNLO Nuclear Law School
| Event Details: Date: October 24 – 25, 2024 Time: 8:30am – 5:00pm (October 24th)and 8:30am – 4:00pm (October 25th) Location: Royal Fairmont – Tudor Room | 100 Front St W, Toronto, ON |
| Secure your ticket now for the upcoming CNLO Nuclear Law School, a two-day event scheduled for October 24 & 25! This program is set to provide a comprehensive overview of the significant legal issues and developments impacting the nuclear industry. Designed for lawyers practicing nuclear energy law in both the private and public sectors, this intensive course also offers valuable insights for policy makers and industry professionals, making it an excellent opportunity for learning and networking. The program is equally relevant for executives, nuclear business leaders, contract managers, and business developers in your organization. Over the course of two days, the event will cover a range of critical topics such as Nuclear Liability, Small Modular Reactors, Nuclear Decommissioning and Legacy Waste Management, and much more. Keynote Speaker: Pierre Tremblay, President & Chief Executive Officer, Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) |
