What Canadians are Saying - Discussion Document 1: Asking the Right Questions?

The NWMO has committed to using a variety of methods to dialogue with Canadians in order to ensure that the study of nuclear waste management approaches reflects the values, concerns and expectations of Canadians at each step along the way. 

We have a number of dialogue activities planned over the next few months to learn from Canadians whether the elements they expect to be addressed in the study have been appropriately reflected and considered in the discussion document.  Learn what Canadians are saying by viewing the reports of these dialogue activities.

	Report on Nation-wide Survey
	Report on National Stakeholder and Regional Dialogues
	A series of dialogues was held in early 2004, with national stakeholders and with regional stakeholders in each of the provinces which use nuclear power, to critically review and engage around Discussion Document #1.
	Roundtable Dialogue with Youth at the International Youth Nuclear Congress – Summary Report
	An independently facilitated session was held with citizen members of the Durham Nuclear Health Committee to critique Discussion Document #1.
	Roundtable Dialogue with Durham Nuclear Health Committee – Summary Report
	An independently facilitated session was held with citizen members of the Durham Nuclear Health Committee to critique Discussion Document #1.
	Report on Discussion Group Findings
	In late 2003, an independent research company met with Canadians in 6 discussion sessions to learn their reaction to, and comments about, Discussion Document 1.
	10-1 Report on Discussion with Senior Environmental and Sustainable Development Executives
	In January 2004, an independent consulting firm met with Canadian corporate environment and sustainable development executives to learn their reaction to, and comments about, Discussion Document 1.