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Submissions by John Mann to the Minister of the Environment of Canada SUBMISSIONS BY JOHN MANN TO THE MINISTER OF THE ENVIRONMENT OF CANADA JOINT REVIEW PANEL DEEP GEOLOGIC REPOSITORY FOR LOW AND INTERMEDIATE LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE PROJECT by John Mann, Registered Participant Citizen of Saugeen Township and Port Elgin, Within the Municipality of Saugeen Shores, Bruce County, Ontario Volume XXX of XIII John Mann Citizen, Registered Participant Saugeen Township and Port Elgin within the Municipality of Saugeen Shores Bruce County, Ontario <personal information removed> <email address removed> February 27, 2017 John Mann Written Submissions DGR Record Table of Contents Volume I of XIII: pages 1-212 Volume II of XIII: pages 213-426 Volume Ill of XIII: pages 427-644 Volume IV of XIII: pages 645-855 Volume V of XIII: pages 856-1,069 Volume VI of XIII: pages 1,070-1,173 Volume VII of XIII: pages 1,174-1,327 Volume VIII of XIII: pages 1,328-1,450 Volume IX of XIII: pages 1-145 Volume X of XIII: pages 146-308 Volume XI of XIII: pages 309-476 Volume XII of XIII: pages 477-603 Volume XIII of XIII: pages 604-6680 Volume XIV of XIII: pages 669-716 Volume XV of XIII: pages 1-308 Volume XVI of XIII: pages 309-720 Volume XVII of XIII: pages 721-866 Volume XVIII of XIII: pages 867-984 Volume XIX of XIII: pages 985-1,080 Volume XX of XIII: pages 1,081-1,361 Volume XXI of XIII: pages 1,362-1,516 Volume XXII of XIII: pages 1,517-1,599 Volume XXIII of XIII: pages 1-211 Volume XXIV of XIII: pages 212-454 Volume XXV of XIII: tabs 1-7 [pages 1-56] Volume XXVI of XIII: pages 57-248 Volume XXVII of XII: pages 249-437 Volume XXVIII of XII: pages 438-470 Volume XXIX of XII: pages 471-676 Volume XXX of XII: pages 677-886 Page 1 of2 John Mann [77 From: "John Mann" <email address removed> Date: Thursday, August 4, 2016 I: I 0 PM To: "Hon. Catherine McKenna" <[email protected]>; "CEAA National Programs Div. conditions" <[email protected]>; "Prime Minister Trudeau" <[email protected]>; "Jeffrey Lyash" <email address removed>; "Premier Wynne" <[email protected]>; "Ken Nash" <email address removed>; "Michael Binder" <[email protected]>; "Bonnie Lysyk" <[email protected]>; "Minister Jim Carr" <[email protected]>; "Michael Ferguson" <parliamentary [email protected]. ca> Cc: <email address removed><email address removed><email address removed> <email address removed><email address removed><email address removed> <email address removed><email address removed><email address removed> <email address removed><email address removed><email address removed> <email address removed><email address removed><email address removed> <email address removed><email address removed><email address removed> <email address removed><email address removed><email address removed> <email address removed><email address removed><email address removed> <email address removed><email address removed><email address removed> <email address removed><email address removed><email address removed> <email address removed><email address removed><email address removed> <email address removed><email address removed><email address removed> <email address removed><email address removed><email address removed> <email address removed><email address removed><email address removed> <email address removed><email address removed><email address removed> <email address removed><email address removed><email address removed> <email address removed><email address removed><email address removed> <email address removed><email address removed><email address removed> <email address removed><email address removed><email address removed> <email address removed><email address removed><email address removed> <email address removed><email address removed><email address removed> <email address removed><email address removed><email address removed> <email address removed><email address removed><email address removed> <email address removed><email address removed><email address removed> <email address removed><email address removed><email address removed> <email address removed> Subject: "In support ofOPG's safety-case for its DGR on-site in Kincardine, OPG has warned us about the dangers and costs of transporting low and intermediate waste to a DGR off-site. How can OPG ever support transporting OPG's spent fuel to a DGR off-site?" August 4, 2016 Hi Minister McKenna, Prime Minister Trudeau, Jeffrey Lyash, CEO and President of OPG, Premier Wynne, Ken Nash, President of NWMO, and Michael Binder, CNSC President, Minister Jim Carr, Minister of Natural Resources, Michael Ferguson, Auditor General of Canada, and Bonnie Lysyk, Auditor General of Ontario: Question 3: The fact that there is no need and no urgency to build the OPG DGR for low and intermediate level nuclear waste at Kincardine is also confirmed and proven by simply asking the further following question: "To transport nuclear waste or not to transport nuclear waste?-- that is the question! For over 10 years now, in an effort to support its safety-case for its DGR on-site for low and intermediate nuclear waste at Kincardine, OPG has successfully scared all of us by repeatedly warning about the extreme 8/4/2016 Page 2 of2 ~ 7J1 dangers and exorbitant costs associated with transporting nuclear waste through our Community to a DGR off-site. As a result, how can OPG ever support transporting OPG's spent fuel to a DGR off-site?" Most Respectfully, John Mann Citizen and Registered DGR Participant Saugeen Shores <personal information removed> 8/4/2016 Page 1 of 1 John Mann From: "Premier of Ontario I Premiere ministre de !'Ontario" <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, August 4, 2016 1: 11 PM <email address removed> To: "John Mann"<email<email address addressremoved> removed> Subject: Automatic reply: "In support ofOPG's safety-case for its DGR on-site in Kincardine, OPG has warned us about the dangers and costs of transporting low and intermediate waste to a DGR off-site. How can OPG ever support transporting OPG's spent fuel to a ... Thanks for your email. I value your input and appreciate your taking the time to get in touch with me. Every email and letter I receive is carefully read and reviewed. Given the volume of emails and letters I receive, and because I may need to share your message with one of my Cabinet ministers or the appropriate government officials for more information, a response may take several business days. Thanks again for contacting me. Kathleen Wynne Premier Please note that we are not able to receive replies at this email address, so please do not respond directly to this email. * * * Je vous remercie de votre courriel. Votre avis est important pour moi etje vous suis reconnaissante d'avoir pris le temps de m'ecrire. Toutes les lettres et tousles courriels que je reyois sont Ius attentivement, un par un. Sachez, cependant, qu'en raison du volume important de correspondance que je revois et parce qu'il se peut que j'aie a consulter l'un de mes colh~gues du Conseil des ministres ou un fonctionnaire competent en la matiere, il pourrait s'ecouler plusieurs jours avant que je puisse donner suite a votre courriel. Meilleures salutations, Kathleen Wynne Premiere ministre de l'Ontario Veuillez ne pas repondre directement a ce courriel, car aucun courriel ne peut etre reyu a cette adresse. 8/4/2016 Page 1 of 1 John Mann From: "Information (CNSC/CCSN)" <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, August 4, 2016 1:11PM To: "John Mann"<email address removed> Subject: RE: "In support ofOPG's safety-case for its DGR on-site in Kincardine, OPG has warned us about the dangers and costs of transporting low and intermediate waste to a DGR off-site. How can OPG ever support transporting OPG's spent fuel to a DGR off-site?" Thank you for your email to the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission's Info account. Your message has been received and will be actioned accordingly. If you are reporting an EMERGENCY involving a nuclear facility or radioactive materials, please call the CNSC Duty Officer EMERGENCY telephone line (613-995-0479). Merci d'avoir envoye un message au compte Info de Ia Commission canadienne de sO rete nucleaire. Votre message a ete rec;:u et sera traite en consequence. Pour signaler une URGENCE concernant une installation nucleaire ou des matieres radioactives, veuillez composer le numero de telephone d'URGENCE de I' agent de service de Ia CCSN (613-995-0479). 8/4/2016 Page 1 of 1 Gt! John Mann From: "Nash, Kenneth E." <email address removed> Date: Thursday, August 4, 2016 I :21 PM To: "John Mann"<email address removed> Attach: ATT02085.txt Subject: Read: "In support of OPG's safety-case for its DGR on-site in Kincardine, OPG has warned us about the dangers and costs of transporting low and intermediate waste to a DGR off-site. How can OPG ever support transporting OPG's spent fuel to a DGR off-si ... Your message To: Nash, Kenneth E. Subject: "In support ofOPG's safety-case for its DGR on-site in Kincardine, OPG has warned us about the dangers and costs of transporting low and intermediate waste to a DGR off-site. How can OPG ever support transporting OPG's spent fuel to a DGR off-site?" Sent: Thursday, August 04,2016 1:10:57 PM (UTC-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada) was read on Thursday, August 04,2016 1:21:14 PM (UTC-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada). 8/4/2016 Page 1 of 1 John Mann From: "Comments" <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, August 4, 2016 1:11 PM To: "John Mann" <email address removed> Subject: Your email has been received Thank you for writing to the Office ofthe Auditor General of Ontario.
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