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Former Atomic Energy of Canada Manufacturing Site
1523 Laperriere Ave, Ottawa, Ontario
Students, University of Ottawa, History Department
Group Members: Leah Dobbin, Shane Zurbrigg, Vanessa Homiak
Located at 1523 Laperriere Ave, Ottawa, Ontario, this building housed Atomic Energy of Canada Limited's Commercial Products Division in the late 1950s and early 1960s. Various radiotherapy devices, such as the Theratron Jr., were manufactured here, and were successfully exported worldwide. By the mid-1960s, AECL's Commercial Products Division had outgrown the facility, and moved elsewhere. Nonetheless, the building still has an important role in telling the story of Canada's nuclear industry and its successes.
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Al via oggi la prima edizione del MaDE - Master in Digital Export realizzato dall’Agenzia ICE in collaborazione con #LUISSBusiness che vuole formare una nuova generazione di export manager capaci di comprendere ed interpretare le dinamiche di esportazione su scala globale cogliendo le opportunità offerte dalla digitalizzazione.
One of many export coal trains arriving in Baltimore this day. October 18th, 2011. In the two hours I was in this area, there were seven export coal trains that went thru to the docks for unloading. Now you can see why CSX is setting a record this year for coal loading.
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