What is ‘Citizens for Bruce C’?

Citizens for Bruce C is a locally driven campaign to advance community support for the Bruce C Project.

The campaign is led by a network of local residents who believe firmly that the Bruce C Project represents a generational opportunity for the region of Bruce, Grey, and Huron counties – the territory of the Saugeen Ojibway Nation.

Why Bruce C?

Citizens for Bruce C fundamentally believe that the Bruce C Project represents the strongest case for new nuclear development in Ontario based on the following key factors for success:

Strong Community Support

Polling conducted by Bruce Power in Fall 2025 found that more than 90% of residents across Bruce, Grey and Huron counties believe that the Bruce C Project will be good for the community.

Existing site with proven track record

The Bruce Power site presents a strategic advantage with a long history of environmental monitoring and assessment, operational excellence, and proven success through refurbishment projects.

Skilled nuclear workforce and supply chain

The Bruce Power site and the region benefit from an existing workforce and local support chain that support ongoing operations and refurbishments at the Bruce Power site.

Sign the petition

Let’s show the Government of Ontario that our community supports The Bruce C Project.

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Results

Ashley Ernst, Walkerton
Carolyn Keane, Kincardine
Catharine Darling, Toronto
Lorrie Bjerg, Saugeen Shores
Ryan Billings, Allenford
Terry schwandt, Tiverton
Ida Mae Parnaby, Walkerton
Thomas H Calvert, Hanover
Scott Fell, Walkerton
ashley kushnir, huron kinloss
Ruthanne Powell, London
Kim Craddock, Paisley
Janet Adams, Kincardine
Shraddhey Jani, Port Elgin
Styles Swartz, Chesley
Ben Rouw, Howick
Kristyn Hotchkiss, Saugeen Shores
Ian Greig, Georgian Bluffs
Rachel Li, Port Elgin
Denise Gosselink, Port Elgin
Xiang Zhen, Port Elgin
Guy McGee, niagara falls
Hassan Khan, Tundra
Nancy Slumskie, Bruce County

Sign to support Bruce C

To the Legislative Assembly of Ontario:

WHEREAS

  • Ontario’s Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO) projects that demand for electricity in the Province of Ontario will increase by 65% by 2050 and the province selected Bruce C in 2023 as the lead Project for large-scale nuclear expansion;
  • Ontario will require substantial new sources of reliable, affordable, and clean electricity to support economic growth, electrification, population growth, and energy security;
  • The Bruce Power site has safely generated electricity for Ontario families, businesses, and communities for decades and remains one of the largest sources of carbon-free electricity in the province;
  • The Bruce C Project will be subject to rigorous, independent regulation through the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission and review through a Federal integrated Impact Assessment process, protecting the safety of the public, workers and the environment;
  • The proposed Bruce C Project represents an opportunity to help meet Ontario’s future electricity needs while building on existing infrastructure, expertise, and a highly skilled workforce in the region;
  • The Bruce C Project has the potential to create thousands of skilled trades, construction, professional, and operations jobs, as well as opportunities for local businesses, suppliers, municipalities, and Indigenous Nations and communities;
  • Ontario’s future prosperity depends on long-term investments in critical infrastructure that support economic competitiveness, energy reliability, and opportunities for future generations.

We, the undersigned, petition the legislative assembly of Ontario to:

  1. Recognize the importance of securing sufficient reliable, affordable, and clean electricity supplies to meet Ontario’s growing energy needs;
  2. Acknowledge the potential economic, employment, and community benefits that the Bruce C Project could provide for Ontario and host communities across the region;
  3. Express support for the Bruce C Project as a fundamental project to secure energy security and economic opportunity for the Province of Ontario.

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