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Mark Armstrong held the position of Director Plant Operations at the Ontario Power Generation in 2023 and received an annual salary of $227,483.25 as per the records provided by the Government of Ontario.
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Mar 19, 2018 · OPG project manager Mark Armstrong said the walls of the canal have held up quite well after a century exposed to the weather and a torrent of rushing water since the canal was built from 1917 to 1921, using some of “the largest shovels that were ever built on the planet, at the time.”
Jul 6, 2018 · “This is the first time in history that we will have a full picture of the canal in its entirety, and the condition it’s in,” said Mark Armstrong, a project manager with OPG. The unstaffed vessel is a much safer option then sending in divers or putting people aboard, something OPG ruled out from the start.
Last week OPG’s Mark Armstong, director of plant operations for the Lennox Generating Station and Matt Mulvihill, OPG’s stakeholder relations stopped by the hospital to present a cheque for $15,0000 to LACGH Foundation members Adrienne Harris-Hale and Robert Hough.
Team is poised to lead Canada’s first SMR project at Chalk River. Ottawa, Ontario – Today, Global First Power Ltd. (GFP) announced the appointment of a new Board of Directors, and President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO).
OPG is building North America's first small modular reactor (SMR) at our Darlington site. A total fleet of four SMRs will provide 1,200 new megawatts of clean, reliable, safe nuclear power. That's enough to power about 1.2 million homes for decades.
