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Villa Française des Jeunes

Villa Francaise des Jeunes (VFJ) is a French-language middle school and high school located in Elliot Lake, Ontario, Canada. The school shares a track field with the neighbouring Elliot Lake Secondary School (ELSS). Founded in 1977, the institution has seen a drastic drop in enrolment for many years, which has seen some students participating in video-conferencing classes with many other students from all over Northern Ontario. The enrolment as of September 2009 was 16 (middle school) and 45 (high school). See also Education in Ontario List of secondary schools in Ontario References External links Official website
Vincent Massey Park

Vincent Massey Park is an urban park along the Rideau River in the Confederation Heights neighbourhood of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, accessible via Heron Road. It is extensively used in the summer for family and group picnics. It was once connected to Hog's Back Park, but they were divided by Heron Road in 1969. The park has wooded walking paths, rolling meadows, scenic vistas, open grassy areas for playing sports, and picnic tables. Available amenities include washrooms, pathways, water fountains, bandstand, two softball diamonds, electrical hook-ups, and barbecue pits. It is named after Charles Vincent Massey, 18th Governor General of Canada. Authority Vincent Massey Park is managed and within the jurisdictional authority of The National Capital Commission of Canada (NCC). Monuments The Canadian Labour Congress has officially established April 28 as the Day of Mourning to workers killed and injured on the job. The National Day of Mourning monument was dedicated by the Canadian Labour Congress on April 28, 1987, in Vincent Massey Park. See also List of Ottawa parks References
Vincent Massey Junior School

Vincent Massey Junior School (Vincent Massey JS, VMJS or Massey), formerly Daisy Avenue Public School is located at 68 Daisy Avenue in the Long Branch area of Etobicoke, Ontario, Canada. This school has kindergarten through grade five. The property was owned by the Toronto District School Board and was sold to a developer in 2017. Overview Opened in 1929 as Daisy Avenue Public School by the Etobicoke School Board Section 12, and the Collegiate Gothic building designed by architect George Roper Gouinlock. The school had two additions in 1955 to the east and 1963–64 to the west (designed by Murray, Brown and Elton). That same year, Daisy Avenue received its name Vincent Massey Junior School until its closure in 1983 by the Etobicoke Board of Education. The older children go to neighbouring James S. Bell Middle School and New Toronto Secondary School. The property was owned by the Toronto District School Board, now under Toronto Lands Corporation and was sold in 2015. Since 1985, Vincent Massey Academy occupies the building as a Private, Reggio Inspired Education for children from infant to grade three. In 2014, Vincent Massey Academy opened their second campus located at 432 Horner Ave, in the Alderwood area of Etobicoke, Ontario, Canada. This campus offers program for children from infant to preschool. The gym on the west side was demolished (site now a parking area and walkway for 80 Daisy Avenue) with the 1955 east addition and the original building preserved. The school yard on the north side was redeveloped into townhouses. The school is named after Vincent Massey, former Governor General of Canada, one of several across Canada: Vincent Massey Collegiate Institute (Etobicoke/Toronto, ON) Vincent Massey Public School (Ottawa) Vincent Massey Collegiate Formerly Vincent Massey Junior High School (Montréal, QC) Massey College, University of Toronto Vincent Massey Secondary School (Windsor, ON) Vincent Massey High School (Brandon, MB) In popular culture The school was used to depict the fictional eponymous school featured in the 1987-1989 CBC teen drama Degrassi Junior High. In the series finale, the school burns down, but this was achieved using visual effects. The school also appears in the movie The Last Detail. References
W. C. Eaket Secondary School

William Clarence Eaket Secondary School, also known as Eaket, is the only English language high school in Blind River, Ontario, Canada. It is operated by the Algoma District School Board, and as of 2006 it had 312 students and 59 faculty members. The only other high school in Blind River is École Secondaire Jeunesse Nord (Northern Youth Secondary School), which is a solely French-language school. The school was founded in 1958 as Blind River District High School. See also Education in Ontario List of secondary schools in Ontario References External links Algoma District School Board W.C. Eaket Secondary School
W. Ross Macdonald School

The W. Ross Macdonald School was founded in March 1872 in Brantford, Ontario, Canada. Its first principal was Ezekiel Stone Wiggins. It provides instruction from kindergarten to secondary school graduation for blind and deafblind students. W. Ross Macdonald is the only school in Ontario for blind and deafblind students and the only such school in Canada serving academic students. It draws students from across Ontario and other provinces and has residences to accommodate those that do not live in the local area. Placement at W. Ross Macdonald is a decision made by students, parents and their local school board, when it is decided that such an environment would be the best option at that time. In addition to their own students, the school provides services to District School Boards for students who are blind or Deafblind through Short Term Programs and Vision and Deafblind Resource Consultants. All services are provided free of charge for both parents and school boards. The school was originally named the Ontario Institution for the Education of the Blind when it opened in 1872, and later called the Ontario School for the Blind. It was given its current name in 1974 in honour of Brantford citizen William Ross Macdonald, who served as Lieutenant Governor of Ontario from 1968 to 1974. Students receive instruction in all areas of the Expanded Core Curriculum, according to individual student need. This instruction is supported by student support staff after school for those students who reside at the school from Monday to Friday. All students return home each weekend. Day programming starts at Junior Kindergarten, with accommodation offered on campus for students when it is deemed they have maturity to benefit. The school's motto is "The Impossible is only the Untried". Special features In recent years, a concerted effort has been made to provide landmarks in the physical layout of the newer buildings, to aid students in navigation. A variety of materials and textures are used in the building floors and walls to allow for more efficient orientation. The classroom windows are above eye-level of the students in order to provide indirect light because students with a vision impairment can find direct lighting difficult. Artificial lighting uses special lights with dimmer switch. As well, student lockers are larger than conventional school lockers and include seating. Superintendents Ezekiel Stone Wiggins (1872) J.H. Hunter (1874) A.H. Dymond (1881) H.F. Gardiner (1903) C.W. James (1916) W.B. Race (1917) W.H. Little (1933) H.J. Vallentyne (1935) S.E. Armstrong (1956) G.C. Whetstone (1972) David A. Neill (1977) Clive. J. Hodder (1991) Nancy Sanders (2006) Kevin Cutler (2010) Suzanne Moffat (2013) Ginette Faubert (2015) Notable alumni Molly Burke Priscilla Gagné Jeff Healey William Morgan W.G. Raymond Timothy McIsaac Eddie Morten Pier Morten References External links W. Ross Macdonald School
WFCU Centre

Das WFCU Centre (voller Name: Windsor Family Credit Union Centre) ist eine Mehrzweckhalle in der kanadischen Stadt Windsor, Provinz Ontario. Die Halle ist im Besitz der Stadt und wurde u. a. als Spielstätte des Eishockeyteams der Windsor Spitfires der Ontario Hockey League (OHL) erbaut und löste 2008 die Windsor Arena von 1924 als Heimstätte der Spitfires ab. Geschichte Der Bau begann mit dem Spatenstich am 22. Januar 2007. Rund zwei Jahre später konnte die 72,1 Mio. CAD teure Mehrzweckarena am 11. Dezember 2008 eröffnet werden. Der Bau trägt den Sponsoringnamen der Windsor Family Credit Union (WFCU), einer in Windsor ansässigen Genossenschaftsbank. Sie zahlt 1,6 Mio. CAD über zehn Jahre. Seit der Eröffnung tragen die Windsor Spitfires ihre Partien im WFCU Centre aus. Seit 2012 ist auch die Basketballmannschaft der Windsor Express der National Basketball League of Canada (NBLC) in der Halle ansässig. Die Halle bietet 6.500 Sitzplätze, davon sind 632 Platinum-Club-Premium-Sitze. Die 31 Privat-Suiten sind mit insgesamt 434 Plätzen ausgestattet. Das Restaurant hat 123 Plätze mit Blick in den Innenraum und zwei Großraum-Suiten mit je 30 Plätzen. Um das WFCU Centre stehen 1.850 Pkw- und 37 behindertengerechte Parkplätze zur Verfügung. Vom 6. bis 11. Dezember 2016 war das Centre Austragungsort der Kurzbahnweltmeisterschaften. Dafür wurde eigens ein temporäres Schwimmbecken in der Eisarena montiert. Konzerte (Auswahl) Neben den Sportveranstaltungen ist die Halle auch als Konzertarena in Nutzung. 27. Oktober 2008: Girlicious 17. März 2009: Great Big Sea 3. April 2009: Skillet, Disciple, Decyfer Down 4. April 2010: Metric 19. Mai 2011: Gordon Lightfoot 10. September 2011: Elton John 4. November 2011: Alan Jackson 3. Oktober 2012: Neil Young & Crazy Horse, Los Lobos 3. Dezember 2012: Theory of a Deadman, Big Wreck 29. März 2013: Carrie Underwood 23. Oktober 2013: Jeff Dunham 13. Dezember 2013: Three Days Grace, Escape the Fate, Ashes of Soma 18. November 2014: Steve Miller Band Galerie Weblinks wfcu-centre.com: Offizielle Website des WFCU Centre (englisch) windsorspitfires.com: Das WFCU Centre auf der Website der Windsor Spitfires (englisch) windsorexpress.ca: Arena Info: WFCU Centre (englisch) Einzelnachweise
WFCU Centre

WFCU Centre is a multi-sport complex, including arena and entertainment centre in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. The facility includes 3 public rinks, the “Main Bowl”, a swimming pool and a gym. WFCU Centre replaced the 84-year-old Windsor Arena as the primary home of the Windsor Spitfires. It opened on December 11, 2008, in the east end of the city. WFCU Centre is owned by the City of Windsor, operated by Comcast Spectacor, and named for Windsor Family Credit Union. History City council approved the project on October 4, 2006, and the groundbreaking ceremony took place on January 22, 2007. The WFCU Centre was built at a cost of approximately $71 million by the Windsor, Ontario-based construction company, PCR Contractors. The land was purchased from London, Ontario developer Farhi Holdings Corporation. The construction of this sports-entertainment centre was decided upon as a part of the city government's overall effort to add excitement to the economy. As part of that effort, Windsor city council committed to building the centre, and agreed to fund most of the cost. During the initial stages of planning, several other committees and companies proposed building arenas and venues in the area, including a privately owned skating arena, as well as proposed a relocation of the Windsor Raceway Slots to Tecumseh, Ontario, owned by the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation. In August 2013, Windsor City Council approved a $6.5 million addition to the WFCU Centre, adding a 25-metre pool in advance of the city hosting the 2016 FINA World Swimming Championships (25 m) which were held inside the WFCU Centre. The WFCU Centre complies with the Ontarians with Disabilities Act. On April 28, 2025, around 10 a.m., a portion of the WFCU Centre roof caught on fire. Canadian federal election polling was being conducted at the facility at the time. No injuries have been reported. The cause of the fire was unknown until April 29th, 2025, When it was confirmed by rooftop workers for the WFCU Centre, that a solar panel had caught on fire due to faulty wiring. Sports The WFCU Centre is home to both the OHL's Windsor Spitfires and the Basketball Super League’s Windsor Express. The Windsor Spitfires won both the 2009 and 2010 OHL Championship final series on home ice, and the Windsor Express won the 2014 League Championships on home court. The WFCU Centre has played host to a variety of large-scale events in hockey including the 2012 World U-17 Hockey Challenge, the OHL All Star Game and the CHL/NHL Top Prospects Game. The WFCU Centre also hosted both the Skate Canada Synchronized Skating Championships and the Skate Canada International in 2012, the latter being broadcast internationally. The WFCU Centre also played host to the Grey Power World Cup of Curling in 2010. The WFCU Centre hosted the 2017 Memorial Cup. References External links WFCU Centre official website City of Windsor WFCU Centre information page Eastside Arena web site, operated by arena building consortium Windsor Spitfires, WFCU Centre Ontario Hockey League tenant Photo gallery from the WFCU Centre's interior
WFCU Centre

Le WFCU Centre est une salle omnisports à Windsor (Ontario). Ses locataires sont les Spitfires de Windsor de la Ligue de hockey de l'Ontario et l'Express de Windsor de la Ligue nationale de basketball du Canada. Elle accueille également des concerts et des spectacles. Histoire La Coupe Memorial 2017 a lieu au WFCU Centre. Évènements Skate Canada 2012 Références Lien externe (en) Site officiel Portail de l’architecture et de l’urbanisme Portail du hockey sur glace Portail du basket-ball Portail des arts du spectacle Portail de l’Ontario
Central nuclear Bruce

La Central Nuclear Bruce, oficialment i en anglès Bruce Nuclear Generating Station és una central nuclear ubicada a la riba oriental del Llac Huron a Ontario, Canadà. Ocupa 932 ha de terreny. Pren el seu nom de Bruce Township,el municipi on la planta va ser construïda, ara oficialment Kincardine a causa d'amalgamació de municipis. És una de les centrals nuclears més grans del món. I l'empresa més gran de la zona, que dona feina a 4.000 empleats. Referències
Jaderná elektrárna Bruce

Jaderná elektrárna Bruce (anglicky Bruce Nuclear Generating Station) je osmireaktorová jaderná elektrárna v Kanadě. Má instalovaný výkon 7,474 MWe, což z ní činí největší na světě. Výstavba započala v roce 1970 a 1. blok elektrárny vstoupil do provozu v roce 1977. Areál obsahuje celkem 9 reaktorů: 1. blok JE Douglas Point, který je již odstaven, 8 reaktorů je po rekonstrukci v provozu. Jako zdroj chlazení slouží Huronské jezero. V elektrárně byly použity kanadské tlakovodní reaktory PHWR-CANDU, chlazené těžkou vodou. Licenci vlastní do roku 2030. Pro prodloužení licence by byla nutná kompletní a velmi nákladná oprava. Odkazy Poznámky Externí odkazy Obrázky, zvuky či videa k tématu Jaderná elektrárna Bruce na Wikimedia Commons
Kernkraftwerk Bruce

Bruce ist das leistungsstärkste Kernkraftwerk Kanadas. Es befindet sich in der Nähe der zur Gemeinde Kincardine gehörenden Ortschaft Tiverton in Ontario. Das Kraftwerk erhielt seinen Namen vom Bruce County, in welchem es sich befindet. Das Kraftwerk wurde in verschiedenen Bauphasen zwischen 1970 und 1987 vom kanadischen Staatsbetrieb Ontario Hydro gebaut. Seit Mai 2001 betreibt Bruce Power, ein privates Konsortium, das Kernkraftwerk. Mit seinen acht CANDU-Reaktoren und 6272 MW netto bzw. 6738 MW brutto gehört das Kraftwerk zu den größten der Welt. Auch flächenmäßig ist das Kraftwerksgelände groß – etwa 932 Hektar (2300 acre) werden von ihm beansprucht. In der Umgebung von Bruce befindet sich auch das stillgelegte Kernkraftwerk Douglas Point, in dem sich eine Vorgängerversion des CANDU-Reaktors befindet. Betrieb Die Blöcke 3 und 4 wurden 2003 bzw. im Januar 2004 nach einem längeren Stillstand wieder in Betrieb genommen. Bruce Power und die Provinzregierung Ontarios verkündeten im Herbst 2005, die beiden 1997 und 1995 stillgelegten Reaktoren 1 und 2 zu sanieren. Damit wurde der ansteigenden Energienachfrage Ontarios Rechnung getragen. Für die Wiederinbetriebnahme von Bruce 1 und 2 mussten unter anderem die rund 500 Druckröhren, in denen sich die Brennelemente befinden, ausgetauscht werden. An Block 1 waren diese Arbeiten zum Jahreswechsel 2008/2009 weitgehend abgeschlossen. 2011 wurden die Vorbereitungen zum Wiederanfahren der Blöcke 1 und 2 getroffen. Im Zuge der Erhöhung der Kapazität der Kernkraft in Ontario und einer ebenfalls stattfindenden Erhöhung der Kapazität der Gaskraftwerke gelang es mit der Außerbetriebnahme des Kohlekraftwerks Nanticoke den Kohleausstieg für die Provinz im Jahre 2014 zu vollenden. Nachdem Kanadas Atomsicherheitsbehörde im März 2012 für den Block 2 grünes Licht gegeben hatte, trat ein Leck im Moderator-System auf, sodass der Reaktor wieder heruntergefahren werden musste. Am 19. September 2012 wurde Block 1 wieder in Betrieb genommen, am 16. Oktober 2012 folgte Block 2. Die Blöcke sollen bis ins Jahr 2043 betrieben werden. Der Betreiber plante, die Blöcke 3 bis 8 zwischen den Jahren 2020 und 2033 für einen Zeitraum von jeweils etwa drei Jahren herunterzufahren, um eine Generalüberholung vorzunehmen, bei Reaktor 3 erfolgte dies bis Juni 2026. Ziel der Maßnahmen ist der Weiterbetrieb der Anlage bis ins Jahr 2064. Wie alle CANDU-Reaktoren wird auch das Kraftwerk am Standort Bruce mit nicht angereichertem Urandioxid-Brennelementen betrieben. Um trotz des dabei verhältnismäßig niedrigen Abbrandes einen ökonomischen Betrieb zu erlauben, wird der Brennstoff im laufenden Betrieb getauscht. Bei Leichtwasserreaktoren erfordert der Austausch von Brennstoff ein Herunterfahren des Reaktors. Daten der Reaktorblöcke Das Kernkraftwerk Bruce hat insgesamt acht Blöcke: Siehe auch Liste der Kernkraftwerke Kernenergie in Kanada Liste der Kernreaktoren in Kanada Liste der CANDU-Reaktoren Weblinks Bruce Power Einzelnachweise
Centrale elettronucleare di Bruce

La centrale nucleare di Bruce è una centrale nucleare canadese situata presso la riva orientale del lago Huron, nelle comunità di Inverhuron e Tiverton, Ontario. La struttura prende il nome dalla contea di Bruce in cui si trova, nella ex città di Bruce. L'impianto è stato costruito in più fasi tra il 1970 e il 1987 dall'impresa pubblica Crown corporation, Ontario Hydro. Nell'aprile 1999 l'Ontario Hydro è stata suddivisa in cinque componenti della Crown corporation con l'Ontario Power Generation (OPG) che prese in consegna tutte le centrali elettriche. Nel giugno 2000, OPG ha stipulato un contratto di affitto a lungo termine con il consorzio privato Bruce Power per prendere in consegna il funzionamento della stazione di Bruce. Nel maggio del 2001, Bruce Power ha iniziato l'attività. La stazione di Bruce è il più grande impianto nucleare in Nord America, e il secondo più grande del mondo (dopo Kashiwazaki-Kariwa in Giappone), con 8 reattori nucleari CANDU con una potenza complessiva lorda di 7,276 MW e netta di 6,232 MW, quando tutte le unità sono in linea. La stazione di Bruce ha due linee di trasmissione a 500 kV che servono per alimentare i principali centri di accumulo nel sud dell'Ontario, in aggiunta alle tre linee da 230 kV che servono la zona locale. I reattori sono i seguenti: BRUCE A BRUCE A 1 BRUCE A 2 BRUCE A 3 BRUCE A 4 BRUCE B BRUCE B 5 BRUCE B 6 BRUCE B 7 BRUCE B 8 Note Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su centrale elettronucleare di Bruce Collegamenti esterni (EN) IAEA - Nuclear Power Reactors in the World, 2018 (PDF), su www-pub.iaea.org. Bruce Power, su brucepower.com. (EN) IAEA - PRIS database - Nuclear Power Reactor Details - Bruce 1, su pris.iaea.org. (EN) IAEA - PRIS database - Nuclear Power Reactor Details - Bruce 2, su pris.iaea.org. (EN) IAEA - PRIS database - Nuclear Power Reactor Details - Bruce 3, su pris.iaea.org. (EN) IAEA - PRIS database - Nuclear Power Reactor Details - Bruce 4, su pris.iaea.org. (EN) IAEA - PRIS database - Nuclear Power Reactor Details - Bruce 5, su pris.iaea.org. (EN) IAEA - PRIS database - Nuclear Power Reactor Details - Bruce 6, su pris.iaea.org. (EN) IAEA - PRIS database - Nuclear Power Reactor Details - Bruce 7, su pris.iaea.org. (EN) IAEA - PRIS database - Nuclear Power Reactor Details - Bruce 8, su pris.iaea.org.
АЭС Брюс

АЭС Брюс (англ. Bruce Nuclear Generating Station) — действующая атомная электростанция на юго-востоке Канады. АЭС расположена на берегу озера Гурон в графстве Брус провинции Онтарио в 156 км на север-запад от города Китченер. АЭС Брюс является крупнейшей атомной станцией в мире после остановки АЭС Касивадзаки-Карива в 2011 году. В ее состав входят две очереди Брюс А и Брюс В, каждая из которых включает по четыре тяжеловодных ядерных реактора (PHWR) типа CANDU общей мощностью 6797 МВт. Энергоблоки первой очереди АЭС Брюс на протяжении нескольких лет находились в состоянии реконструкции и модернизации: Брюс-1 — 15 лет (с 16.10.1997 по 19.09.2012); Брюс-2 — 17 лет (с 08.10.1995 по 16.10.2012); Брюс-3 — 6 лет (с 01.04.1998 по 08.01.2004); Брюс-4 — 5 лет (с 16.03.1998 по 07.10.2003). Инциденты В 1990 году на четвертом энергоблоке атомной станции Брюс случилась аварийная ситуация, связанная с перегрузкой топлива. В результате произошла утечка тяжелой воды из первого контура реактора. Реактор был остановлен и охлаждался по стандартной аварийной системе. Большая часть воды была локализована, тем не менее, энергоблок был снят с производства на 12 недель. Причиной аварии признали сбой в компьютерном обеспечении. Информация об энергоблоках Примечания Ссылки
Bruce kärnkraftverk

Bruce kärnkraftverk är ett kärnkraftverk i Kanada. Det ligger i Inverhuron och Tiverton i Ontario, ca 250 km nordväst om Toronto. Namnet har det fått efter Bruce County där det ligger. Ägandeförhållanden Verket byggdes etappvis mellan 1970 och 1987 av det statliga företaget (crown corporation) Ontario Hydro. 1999 delades Ontario Hydro upp i fem företag där Ontario Power Generation (OPG) tog över bland annat kärnkraftverken. I juni år 2000 ingick OPG och Bruce Power ett långsiktigt hyresavtal om att Bruce Power skulle ta över driften av kärnkraftverket. Detta började man med i maj 2001. Kraftverket Det är det största kärnkraftverket i Nordamerika vad gäller produktion och det näst största kärnkraftverket i världen med åtta CANDU-reaktorer. Det största är Kashiwazaki-Kariwa kärnkraftverk i Japan. Kraftverket är uppdelat i Bruce A (reaktor 1-4, 769 MWe) som togs i drift 1976–1978 och Bruce B (reaktor 5-8, 785 MWe) som togs i drift 1984–1987. Reaktorerna i Bruce A hade inledningsvis världsledande hög tillgänglighet. Detta möjliggjordes bland annat genom att bränslebyte på CANDU-reaktorer kan göras under drift. På grund av en kombination av låga elpriser och behov av underhållsinsatser var samtliga reaktorer i Bruce A avstängda ett antal år kring sekelskiftet, där reaktor 1 och 2 återstartades först 2012. Inför hotande elbrist gjorde regeringen i Ontario en överenskommelse i oktober 2005 med Bruce Power om att rusta upp de fyra äldsta reaktorerna (Bruce A). Reaktor 1 och 2 togs ur drift 1997 och 1995. Båda reaktorerna togs i bruk igen i december 2012, sedan omstartprojektet var klart. Uppgradering av reaktor 3-8 kommer att utföras under den kommande renovering med start 2020 och pågå under 15 år. Då kommer reaktorernas livslängd att ha ökat med 25 år. Framtiden I augusti 2006 lämnade Bruce Power in en ansökan om att få tillstånd att bygga ytterligare fyra reaktorer på området. Ansökan godkändes av kärnkraftsmyndighen (Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission) i januari 2007. Detta projekt är lagt på is då reaktor 3-8 skall genomgå renovering. Referenser World Nuclear Association - Nuclear Power in Canada (Juli 2021) Externa länkar Bruce Power - webbplats