Saugeen Ojibway Nation raises concerns about safety of fish off shores of nuclear plant

Saugeen Ojibway Nation calls Bruce Power fish livestream misleading

Saugeen Ojibway Nation says what viewers are seeing is not a sign of a healthy ecosystem, but instead a warning sign.

'Jaw-dropping' underwater footage shows 'fish city' near nuclear plant on Lake Huron

Incredible underwater footage of fish gathering near a nuclear plant outflow in Lake Huron in Ontario, Canada, has captured significant attention, revealing a phenomenon known as "fish city" that appears to stem from ecosystem disruptions. As reported by CBC News, the remarkable footage was captured by an innovative underwater drone. This $250,000 drone is one of only about 10 in existence, and the nine other units are specifically designed for …

Saugeen Ojibway Nation raises concerns about safety of fish off shores of nuclear plant

Off the shores of Bruce Power sits a plethora of marine life. But that may not always be a good thing, according to biologists with the Saugeen Ojibway Nation.

Protecting Lake Huron a core priority for Bruce Power

Like many industries that use lake water for cooling, Bruce Power returns water to Lake Huron at a slightly higher temperature, creating a small, localized warm‑water zone which can attract certain fish species. Protecting Lake Huron is a core priority for Bruce Power, and operations are governed by strict federal and provincial environmental regulations, including defined limits on thermal discharges, conducting a periodic environmental risk as…