Canadian Nuclear Law Organization

The Canadian Nuclear Law Organization (CNLO) received its letters patent from Industry Canada on January 25, 2008. It is incorporated as a not-for-profit organization under Part II of the Canada Corporations Act. Its objects are:

to exchange information and ideas relating to the legal issues arising in Canada from the peaceful utilization of nuclear energy by means of meetings, publications, conferences, teleconferences, emails, websites and seminars;
to exchange in the manner outlined above, the said information and ideas with bodies and institutions around the world with similar objects; and
to plan, organize and carry out in Canada, the 2009 Inter Jura Congress of the International Nuclear Law Association.

A list of the CNLO's current Board of Directors can be viewed by clicking here.

Upcoming Events

Past Events

January 2010
With the Congress' completion and unanimous agreement from around the world of its success, Mr. Berger was re-elected to the Board of INLA for another two-year term and becomes a Vice-President, retaining Canada's representation on this important international nuclear law organization. His goals for the next two years are to keep Canadian lawyers connected to international nuclear law developments and to maintain input into the evolution of nuclear law. With that in mind, the CNLO will be holding regional meetings in Canada to update its members on important legal issues affecting Canadian nuclear energy law.

April 16, 2010

February 16, 2010

February 12, 2010

January 22, 2010