Recent CNIC News
Job Posting: Events and Public Affairs Specialist (Hybrid)
Reporting to the Executive Director, the Event and Public Affairs Specialist at the CNIC is responsible for planning and executing a variety of events throughout the year, ranging from small...
CAMH to join the CNIC to increase awareness of the role of isotopes in tackling mental health
Toronto – November 21, 2023 – The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH), Canada’s largest mental health teaching hospital and a leading research centre, has joined the Canadian Nuclear...
Canadian Nuclear Isotope Council and Ontario Tech TALENT Partner to Increase the Available Data on the Nuclear Isotope Industry’s Workforce Needs
[Toronto, November 8, 2023] - The Canadian Nuclear Isotope Council (CNIC) and Ontario Tech TALENT (TALENT) are pleased to announce a new partnership to gain an understanding of the workforce needs...
The Canadian Nuclear Isotope Council and the World Council on Isotopes to build collaboration through a new Memorandum of Cooperation
Toronto – November 1 2023 – In a step towards promoting the importance of nuclear isotopes to modern medicine, industrial applications, research, and more, the Canadian Nuclear Isotope Council...
Nuclear Energy Agency and Canadian Nuclear Isotope Council to co-operate on medical radioisotopes
Paris, France – October 31, 2023 – The OECD Nuclear Energy Agency (NEA) and Canadian Nuclear Isotope Council (CNIC) today announced plans for new collaborative efforts to help ensure the security of...
ITM and CNL Announce the Launch of Actineer, a New Joint Venture in the Global Production of Actinium-225
New company will advance Actinium-225 technologies, quickly secure supply, and construct a new production facility in Canada to produce industrial-scale quantities of rare medical isotope Garching /...
CNIC Celebrates Passing of Motion to Include Medical Isotopes in Ontario’s Life Sciences Strategy
Toronto - October 17, 2023 – Today in the Legislative Assembly of Ontario, Bruce–Grey–Owen Sound MPP Rick Byers introduced a Private Members’ Motion to include medical isotopes in the province’s...
Canadian Nuclear Isotope Council releases new advocacy report on Isotopes for Hope recommendations
Toronto – October 12, 2023 – Today, at the Toronto Global Forum, the Canadian Nuclear Isotope Council (CNIC) released its new advocacy report as part of the Isotopes for Hope campaign. The campaign,...
Serva Energy joins the Canadian Nuclear Isotope Council to revolutionize how radioisotopes are produced in Canada
Toronto – October 3, 2023 – The Canadian Nuclear Isotope Council (CNIC) is excited to welcome Serva Energy, a nuclear innovation company based in Arizona, as its newest member. Serva specializes in...
The Canadian Nuclear Isotope Council to partner with D-Pace to increase collaboration across Canada’s entire isotope supply chain
Toronto – September 19 2023 – The Canadian Nuclear Isotope Council (CNIC) is excited to announce that D-Pace, a supplier of products and services to the Canadian and international commercial...
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Canada has a unique position that is recognized globally: it is the world’s largest supplier of Cobalt-60 and Iodine-125; it hosts mostly all supply chain partners within its borders; it has a long tradition in supply chain collaboration; and it is renowned around the world for developing new applications.
Isotopes for Hope: Update on Recommendations
Canadian leadership needed now more than ever
Securing Canadian Medical Isotope Talent & Expertise
CNIC report exploring challenges and solutions to hiring the correct talent during market growth
CNIC Fact Book
What is the Canadian Nuclear Isotope Council? Download our Fact Book to find out more.
Isotopes for Hope
Strengthening Canada’s Global Role in the Isotope Supply Chain to Double Production by 2030
Canadian Medical Isotope Ecosystem Directory
The Isotope Production Pipeline, its Suppliers and Associated Industries
Isotopes: Global Importance and Opportunities for Canada
This publication highlights the important of having a continuous and reliable supply of medical isotopes accessible to the rest of the world.
Introduction to CNIC
A glance at this independent organization and its role to advocate for Canada’s role in the production of the world’s supply of isotopes.
Did You Know?
The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission licenses the use and production of over 250 radioisotopes in Canada. And more key facts. . . .
Policy Magazine Isotope Article
Canada’s opportunity to lead in the fight against cancer and disease around the world with some of the rarest drugs on earth.
Brain Tumor Awareness Month: Gamma Knife
Canadian Nuclear Isotope Council Turns Two
How Canadian Isotopes Are Playing A Role In Fighting COVID-19
CNIC Writes to all Newly Elected MP’s about the importance of isotopes
CNIC Member Spotlight: McMaster University
