Claire O’Neill Sanger

Claire O’Neill Sanger is an acting Panel Management Analyst within the Review Panels Division at the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada and works on the nuclear project files. Claire has a multidisciplinary background and holds a Master of Science degree in environmental studies and climate change from Concordia University. She has previously worked in wildlife biology with the Canadian Wildlife Service and in climate change policy with Natural Resources Canada, as well as, in the private sector as an Environmental Assessment Planner.

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Day 2
11:40

6(C) - Modernizing While Maintaining Safety: Integrated Assessments for Designated Nuclear Projects

11:40 - 12:00

As new nuclear development proposals emerge to meet electricity demands, requirements of the Impact Assessment Act and the Nuclear Safety and Control Act (NSCA) must be integrated to meet the goal of “one project, one assessment”. The Impact Assessment Agency of Canada (IAAC) and Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) established a Memorandum of Understanding, which outlines roles and responsibilities for the review process. IAAC and the CNSC have been actively working to implement a modernized process that reduces duplication and improves efficiency, while ensuring Indigenous Rights and nuclear safety remain top priorities.

Session 6
12:00

Q & A with Mina, Robert, Claire, and Kendra

12:00 - 12:20

Q & A

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Claire O’Neill Sanger

All Sessions by Claire O’Neill Sanger

Day 2

6(C) - Modernizing While Maintaining Safety: Integrated Assessments for Designated Nuclear Projects

Q & A with Mina, Robert, Claire, and Kendra

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