AI data centre projects are under review in Saskatchewan, prompting calls for policy changes.
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Updated Sep 11
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What happened
AI data centre projects are under review in Saskatchewan, prompting calls for policy changes.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Calls for a moratorium on data centre expansion in Moose Jaw.Sub-event
- Bell Canada is expanding its AI data centre operations in Saskatchewan.Sub-event
Saskatchewan is developing a provincial framework to secure large-scale AI data centre investment.1 source
- An AI data centre project in Saskatchewan is facing scrutiny, with the Sask Party challenging government transparency and announcing a six-point plan.Sub-event
AI projects are being reviewed in the region of Saskatchewan/Moose Jaw.1 source
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The entities involved
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Saskatchewan
province of Canada
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Moose Jaw
city in Saskatchewan, Canada
Related events
- OpenAI is planning a major data center expansion in Saskatchewan while seeking a stable jurisdiction.
- Mark Carney announced an AI data center expansion project in Saskatchewan during an investment summit held in Ottawa.
- New guidelines have been introduced in Saskatchewan to address public concerns regarding resource use by data centers.
- BCE operates data center infrastructure in Saskatchewan, and Scotiabank rated BCE as sector outperform.
- Mark Carney announced Bell Canada's AI data center project in Saskatchewan during an investment summit in Toronto.