Community Matters: We’re excited to welcome you back!

After a two-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Bruce Power is excited to welcome the public back to its new-look visitors’ centre this summer.

During the pandemic, we took the opportunity to update and rejuvenate our visitors’ centre and exhibit hall, to enhance the experience for the thousands of people who visit us each year.

Even if you’ve been before, you’re going to want to come back to check out our new displays on the nuclear electricity process, our production of life-saving medical isotopes, our refurbishment projects, and our commitment to safety and the environment.

We’re also pleased to, once again, offer our summer bus tour program, providing the public with the opportunity to get a look at our site from inside the gates.

In June, tours will be offered Monday to Friday, at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m., to guests who pre-register using our booking site at www.brucepower.com/bustours. In July and August, we provide three tours per day (10 a.m., 11 a.m., and 1 p.m.), Monday to Friday, except on statutory holidays, July 1 and Aug. 1.

It is recommended that participants arrive at the visitors’ centre 30 minutes prior to their scheduled bus tour so they can watch the welcome film in our air-conditioned theatre and complete their security check. The bus then departs for a one-hour guided tour of where we generate 30 per cent of Ontario's electricity with zero carbon emissions, and produce life-saving medical isotopes.

The Bruce Power Visitors’ Centre, located at 3394 Bruce County Road 20, northwest of Tiverton, is open Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., excluding statutory holidays.

For more information, call 519-361-7777, E-mail BNPDVisitorCentre@brucepower.com or visit www.brucepower.com/visitus.

As always, please contact me at james.scongack@brucepower.com if you have any questions. You can also follow me on Twitter @jscongack.



The Bruce Power Visitors’ Centre is re-opening after a two-year hiatus, and bus tours will be offered in June, July and August; photo courtesy of Bruce Power