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I recently stumbled upon an article in the March 23, 1959, issue of the North

The late 1970s saw an optimistic future for the world economies. However, the OECD (Organization

One of the things people visiting the Canadian Nuclear Heritage Museum (CNHM) most appear to

When the National Research Experimental (NRX) reactor came on line in July 1947, it was

The name of William (Bill) J. Bennett rarely appears on a list of nuclear industry

In the 1950s AECL had a need for a low-background laboratory. Part of this need

A previous article in this series (North Renfrew Times, March 14, 2025) discussed the entry

On Friday, May 2, 2025, Walter Woytowich, long-time Deep River resident, was expecting to celebrate

The 25 October, 1961, issue of the North Renfrew Times featured a photograph of a

There is increasing concern these days about the validity of what is reported by the

“It is amazing how many women were involved in the study of radioactivity during that

During their graduate courses at university most researchers encountered advanced mathematical courses combined with engineering,

For more than four decades the National Research Experimental (NRX) and National Research Universal) (NRU)

The development in the mid-1960s in Chalk River of the lithium-drifted germanium detectors by George

For more than a decade after the Canadian nuclear program was established, the wives of