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Minister Clement Thanks Chalk River Staff for Quick, Safe Restart of Research Reactor
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CHALK RIVER, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Dec. 19, 2007) - The
Honourable Tony Clement, Minister of Health, today thanked the staff
at the National Research Universal Reactor in Chalk River for
quickly resuming the production of urgently needed medical isotopes.
"I am happy to be here to thank the Chalk River Laboratory staff
for their swift action to get the reactor restarted successfully and
safely," said Minister Clement. "As a result of their hard work
following the passage of our emerge...
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