re: Canadian regulations for Nonionizing radiation

[Eric Cowdrey <ericc@mctrf.mb.ca>]

Note that the regulations referred to below deal with ionizing radiation,
not non-ionizing radiation.  The Atomic Energy Control Board (AECB), soon
to be known as the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission, is Canada's federal
nuclear control regulatory agency.


At 08:46 AM 2/18/99 -0600, you wrote:
>I just got this message, so I foward it to Radsafe, because it has good 
>information for all. Thanks, John P. Hageman.
>
>From:	"Kenneth Oxorn" <oxorn@ansq4.lps.umontreal.ca>
>Subject:	Atomic Energy Control Board of Canada documents
>Date:	Wednesday, February 17, 1999 at 11:02:49 am CST
>
>Dear John,
>
>We were browsing through the Web from the AECB, and we thought you might be 
>interested yourself.  Canada has recently rewritten a lot of its RP 
>regulations and procedures, and has published on the Web a number of drafts 
>for review.
>
>The main page of AECB can be accessed by http://198.103.98.211 and you can 
>then click "English" to get to the main English menu.  

(snip)

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Eric Cowdrey
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Department of Medical Physics
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