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AECLAtomic Energy of Canada Limited
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High resolution scans also identified both "wall thinning and localized pitting that suggests different corrosion effects," which require further investigation, AECL said in a statement.
Company officials said AECL is working closely with safety inspectors at the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) to repair the Chalk River reactor, while metallurgical and material experts are working with outside engineering firms on cleaning and repairing the reactor.
In the aftermath of this decision, many key decision-makers either resigned or were fired: * AECL replaced its Chief Executive Officer, Chairman of the Board of Directors, and some other senior officials; * Natural Resources Minister Gary Lunn was eventually demoted to Sport Minister; and * CNSC President Linda Keen was fired.
 
 
 
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