​Bruce Power summer bus tour program has resumed

Bruce Power’s popular summer bus tour program has resumed, as of June 2, and will run through Aug. 30, offering thousands of guests a narrated, one-hour tour of the nuclear site.

Tours are offered daily, Monday to Friday, in June, and three times per day, seven days per week in July and August. The public is encouraged to pre-register at www.brucepower.com/bustours as seats are limited.

The tour begins at the Bruce Power Visitors’ Centre, located at 3394 Bruce County Road 20, northwest of Tiverton, where guests have the opportunity to explore the exhibit hall before hopping on a bus to learn about clean, reliable nuclear energy, the production of cancer-fighting medical isotopes, the company’s Major Component Replacement (MCR) project, the site’s history, and the company’s commitment to safety and the environment.

“Our bus tour program is a rare opportunity for the public to get an up-close look at our site and stations, while learning about Bruce Power’s importance to Ontario’s reliable and clean electricity supply mix,” said Dwight Irwin, manager of community relations.

“Whether you’re hosting friends and family from out of town or plan to visit the area this summer and are looking for an interesting activity for the whole family, a bus tour of the Bruce Power site and the visitors’ centre exhibit hall is an informative and educational experience for all ages.”

Community organizations and school groups are also welcome to go on a site tour. To arrange a tour for larger groups, call 519-361-7777 or E-mail BNPDVisitorCentre@brucepower.com.

For more information about the visitors’ centre, visit www.brucepower.com/visit; and to register for a bus tour, visit www.brucepower.com/bustours.