National Sealed Source Registry and Sealed Source Tracking System Annual Reports

The CNSC was the first nuclear regulator among G-8 countries to develop a national registry and to implement a Web-based tracking system, along with enhanced export and import controls for high-risk sealed sources.

These reports describe developments in the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission’s (CNSC) National Sealed Source Registry (NSSR) and Sealed Source Tracking System (SSTS) since January 2006.

Current NSSR and SSTS Annual Report

• National Sealed Source Registry and Sealed Source Tracking System 2010 Annual Report (PDF)

2010 NSSR and SSTS Annual Report Highlights

• CNSC implements Access Key, the new secure system for Government of Canada online services
• Licensees confirm source exports to the SSTS via email
• Five previously lost nuclear substances found
• Bulk upload tool, an SSTS enhancement, provides a simple method to update multiple records at once

Previous NSSR and SSTS Annual Reports

• National Sealed Source Registry and Sealed Source Tracking System 2009 Annual Report (PDF)
• National Sealed Source Registry and the Sealed Source Tracking System 2008 Annual Report
• National Sealed Source Registry and the Sealed Source Tracking System 2007 Annual Report
• National Sealed Source Registry and the Sealed Source Tracking System 2006 Annual Report (INFO-0762) (PDF)