Ex-SNC-Lavalin CEO stripped of licence, fined $75K
Former SNC-Lavalin CEO Jacques Lamarre has been stripped of his engineering licence and fined $75,000 for corruption-related breaches. The disciplinary decision was published on January 7, 2026.
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Ex-SNC-Lavalin CEO gets lifetime ban, $75K fine
Quebec's engineering order has revoked Jacques Lamarre's licence and issued a $75,000 fine over corruption violations during his tenure. Read the full details of the ruling.
Ex-SNC-Lavalin CEO stripped of licence, fined $75K
The former CEO of SNC-Lavalin has been stripped of his professional engineering licence and ordered to pay a $75,000 fine following disciplinary action. Get the full details on this major development.
AI Demand Fuels U.S. Nuclear Power Revival
The race for AI is driving a surprising nuclear power resurgence in the U.S., with old plants restarting and billions in new investment. But can the ambitious goals be met? Read the full analysis.
Japan halts nuclear reactor review over falsified data
Japan's nuclear regulator suspends safety screening for a reactor at the Hamaoka plant after discovering falsified data. The incident raises fresh concerns about nuclear safety protocols.
Cameco Stock Soars on U.S. Nuclear Energy Reboot
Saskatoon's Cameco Corp. sees its share price skyrocket past $138, driven by a global nuclear energy renaissance and major U.S. government investments. Discover the factors behind the surge.
HydroGraph Expands Graphene Collaboration as Tier 1 GEIC Member
HydroGraph Clean Power deepens its partnership with the University of Manchester's Graphene Engineering Innovation Centre, gaining a dedicated lab and accelerating commercial projects. Discover the impact on North American innovation.
Daniel Marcus Appointed to Cambridge Atomworks Advisory Board
Cambridge Atomworks appoints Daniel Marcus, a veteran financial markets strategist, to its Advisory Board. His expertise will guide the UK startup's development of compact nuclear reactors for the energy transition.
Clay Van Doren Appointed CEO of Avenga
Global digital engineering firm Avenga appoints Clay Van Doren as its new Chief Executive Officer, effective January 12, 2026. He brings over 25 years of tech leadership experience.
Iran Protests Shake Tehran as Nuclear Tensions Remain High
Protests continue to shake Iran, with tensions over its nuclear program escalating. Here's what you need to know about the demonstrations and the international context.
Iran Threatens Harsh Response to U.S. Over Nuclear Program
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian warns of a severe response to any attack, following Donald Trump's threats over Iran's nuclear activities. Domestic protests add to the crisis.
Russia's new nuclear-capable missiles enter active service
Moscow announces its Oreshnik missile systems are now operational, a move with significant implications for global security and the ongoing war in Ukraine. Read the latest analysis.
Ukraine-Russia Peace Talks Deadlocked on Key Issues
Despite security guarantee progress, Ukraine and Russia remain far apart on territorial disputes and control of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, blocking a peace deal. Read the latest.
U.S. Identifies Likely Belarus Site for New Russian Missile
American researchers have identified a probable location in Belarus for a new Russian nuclear-capable missile system, raising regional security concerns. Read the full analysis.
Chernobyl's fragile shield raises nuclear disaster fears
A Russian drone strike damaged Chernobyl's protective shell, reviving fears of a nuclear catastrophe. Plant director warns a collapse is possible. Read the latest.
North Korea Shows Progress on Nuclear Submarine
North Korea's state media has released images showing apparent progress in constructing a nuclear-powered submarine, raising international security concerns. Read the latest analysis.
Navy Reactors Proposed to Power AI Data Centres
A Texas power developer has filed a plan to use decommissioned US Navy nuclear reactors to power data centres, aiming to meet surging AI energy demands. The project could be online by 2029.
Russia Plans Nuclear Reactor on Moon in a Decade
Russia announces plans to deploy a nuclear power plant on the moon within the next decade to support its lunar base and a joint station with China. Learn about the new space race.
Japan gets local consent to restart world's largest nuclear plant
Japanese authorities secure crucial local approval, removing a major obstacle to restarting the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa nuclear power station. The move marks a pivotal shift in Japan's energy policy post-Fukushima.
France to Build New Aircraft Carrier, Boosts Defence Budget
French President Emmanuel Macron announces a new nuclear-powered aircraft carrier as part of a major defence spending increase. Get the details on this strategic military expansion.
Cameco's Nuclear Revival Fuelled by US Demand
Saskatoon's Cameco, the world's largest public uranium firm, thrives after a decade-long 'nuclear depression,' driven by America's energy security needs and the race to net zero. Discover the comeback story.
BrandSafway Ranked 6th Top Specialty Contractor by ENR
Engineering News Record ranks BrandSafway sixth globally among specialty contractors. The firm has held a top-ten spot for 17 years, supporting iconic projects from Toronto to Norway.
Ontario and New York sign cross-border nuclear power deal
Ontario Premier Doug Ford and New York Governor Kathy Hochul have inked a significant agreement to collaborate on nuclear energy, marking a major step in cross-border clean power initiatives. Read the full details of the partnership.
Trump Media Merges with Nuclear Fusion Company
Trump Media, parent of Truth Social, announces a strategic merger with a nuclear fusion firm. Explore the details and potential impact of this unexpected business move.
PyroGenesis Signs Contract for Radioactive Waste Plasma Tech
Montreal's PyroGenesis Inc. signs a design contract with a European nuclear decommissioning specialist to develop plasma technology for treating low-level radioactive waste. Read about this innovative Canadian clean-tech solution.
WSP to buy U.S. engineering firm TRC for $3.3B
Montreal's WSP Global Inc. strikes a US$3.3 billion deal to acquire TRC Companies, backed by Caisse de dépôt. The move will make WSP the largest engineering and design firm in the United States.
WSP Global to Buy TRC Companies for $4.5B
Montreal's WSP Global expands its U.S. footprint with a major acquisition of engineering firm TRC Companies. The deal, valued at $4.5 billion, is set to close in 2026.
Point Lepreau Nuclear Plant Back Online After Maintenance
New Brunswick's Point Lepreau generating station is back online following a five-month planned maintenance outage, restoring a key source of carbon-free electricity to the province and the regional grid.
Chernobyl shield compromised after drone strike: UN watchdog
The UN nuclear watchdog reports a drone strike has damaged the Chernobyl containment structure, raising radiation risks. Read the latest on this critical environmental threat.
France probes mystery drone flight over nuclear sub base
French authorities are investigating an unidentified drone flight over a sensitive nuclear submarine base in Brittany. The incident raises security concerns at a key military facility.
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