Beck says data centre questions ‘aren’t going away’ after Moose Jaw open house

Residents want transparency on proposed Moose Jaw data centre

The Saskatchewan NDP held an open house in Moose Jaw, with residents calling for more transparency around a proposed AI data centre. Wayne Mantkya reports.

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MOOSE JAW, Sask.—Opposition to AI data centres is growing across Western Canada as more projects are proposed, with residents of a southern Saskatchewan community now working to block a proposed venue in their backyard. Residents of Moose Jaw, Sask., have been mobilizing to oppose a proposed $485 million “AI Health Town,” a 60-hectare (150-acre) multi-building development featuring four AI data centres with a combined capacity of 150 megawatts, …

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More AI data centre concerns from NDP after Moose Jaw open house

REGINA — The NDP’s push on the issue of AI data centre projects is not going away any time soon following its latest open house on the issue in Moose Jaw. Several NDP MLAs, along with leader Carla Beck, were at the Moose Jaw open house Tuesday, where they heard from local residents concerned about AI data centres, particularly a project that has been discussed for Moose Jaw in recent months. There had been a proposal from Aztec AI Health Ltd. fo…

Beck says data centre questions ‘aren’t going away’ after Moose Jaw open house

“What everyone has in common here is that they want to be a part of the decision-making. They want their voice to be heard. They want their questions to be answered,” Carla Beck said.