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Rumina Velshi

Rumina Velshi was appointed president and CEO of the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC), effective Aug. 22, 2018. Ms. Velshi has been a commission member of the CNSC since 2011.

CNSC promises to open doors to those who have historically experienced barriers

When Canadians think about the nuclear industry, they may conjure up images of troubles half a world away. Rarely, I think, do many understand the role of the nuclear industry right here

Opinion | BY RUMINA VELSHI | August 13, 2018

CNSC promises to open doors to those who have historically experienced barriers

Opinion | BY RUMINA VELSHI | August 13, 2018

When Canadians think about the nuclear industry, they may conjure up images of troubles half a world away. Rarely, I think, do many understand the role of the nuclear industry right here

CNSC promises to open doors to those who have historically experienced barriers

Opinion | BY RUMINA VELSHI | August 13, 2018

When Canadians think about the nuclear industry, they may conjure up images of troubles half a world away. Rarely, I think, do many understand the role of the nuclear industry right here

CNSC promises to open doors to those who have historically experienced barriers

When Canadians think about the nuclear industry, they may conjure up images of troubles half a world away. Rarely, I think, do many understand the role of the nuclear industry right here

Opinion | BY RUMINA VELSHI | August 13, 2018

CNSC promises to open doors to those who have historically experienced barriers

Opinion | BY RUMINA VELSHI | August 13, 2018

When Canadians think about the nuclear industry, they may conjure up images of troubles half a world away. Rarely, I think, do many understand the role of the nuclear industry right here

CNSC promises to open doors to those who have historically experienced barriers

Opinion | BY RUMINA VELSHI | August 13, 2018

When Canadians think about the nuclear industry, they may conjure up images of troubles half a world away. Rarely, I think, do many understand the role of the nuclear industry right here