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Kebaowek First Nation launching court challenge to Chalk River nuclear waste disposal site

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An application has been made to the Federal Court for a judicial review of the Jan. 9 decision by the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission. Kebaowek First Nation, part of the Anishnabeg Algonquin Nation, is located about 200 kilometres north of Chalk River. The proposed containment mound would be designed to store up to one million tons of radioactive and hazardous waste.

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Kebaowek First Nation launching court challenge to Chalk River nuclear waste disposal site

The decision to construct a nuclear waste disposal facility at Chalk River is being met with a court challenge by Kebaowek First Nation alleging the government breached its duty to consult the Indigenous community.

·Ottawa, Canada
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