NWMO's prepares for borehole drilling in South Bruce progressing well

The Nuclear Waste Management Organisation’s (NWMO) preparations for borehole drilling and testing in South Bruce, Canada, are progressing northwest of Teeswater, where construction has been completed at the first borehole site and work is underway at the second borehole site with plans to complete it early in 2021.

An aerial photograph of constructed site and access for the first NWMO planned borehole, near Teeswater, Ontario

05 February 2021
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The work has the NWMO on track to start drilling the first borehole in the spring of 2021.

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