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EverWind says $10B AI data centre proposal largest private investment in N.S. history

  • On Friday, EverWind announced a $10 billion plan to build an AI data centre and expand wind energy in Point Tupper, Nova Scotia, marking the largest privately funded investment in the province's history.
  • The investment allocates $8 billion for the data centre campus and $2 billion for onshore wind projects, creating 2,000 construction jobs and 215 permanent positions.
  • An unnamed "leading frontier" AI developer signed a 20-year lease for 100% of Phase 1 capacity, while a Mi'kmaq consortium led by Membertou First Nation holds 51% ownership of the 650-megawatt wind facilities.
  • EverWind pledged to fully fund electricity infrastructure costs, ensuring existing ratepayers face no project-related price increases, while employing a closed-loop cooling system to minimize water usage.
  • Phase 1 targets late 2027 with a 325-megawatt expansion planned for 2028; the full 420-megawatt campus aims to expand Canada's domestic computing capacity to meet growing artificial intelligence demand.
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Anthropic signs lease for first Canadian data center

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Anthropic signed its first data center lease contract in Canada, committing to acquire capacity in a new project valued at over $7.1 billion in Nova Scotia Province, in the east of the country. The Canadians use Claude at one of the highest levels in the world, and this brings our infrastructure closer to those who depend on it, said Jacob Glick, Public Policy Director of Anthropic in Canada, in a statement posted on LinkedIn.

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Halifax Examiner broke the news in Halifax, Canada on Thursday, October 15, 2026.
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