Putting Alberta's AI advantage to work

Quebec and Alberta governments agreed to a five-year partnership to share knowledge and practices on implementing artificial intelligence in public administration, with no financial commitments. The collaboration aims to exchange AI tools, training for civil servants, and accelerate the use of AI to streamline government tasks and research, though it…

Quebec and Alberta governments have announced a five-year agreement to collaborate on deploying artificial intelligence in public administration, focusing on sharing knowledge rather than financial commitments. The partners aim to exchange AI tools and training for civil servants to improve government efficiency, while emphasizing a proactive,…

Quebec and Alberta announced a five-year agreement to collaborate on implementing artificial intelligence in public administration, focusing on sharing knowledge and tools rather than financial commitments. The partners aim to exchange AI developments—such as Quebec’s cybersecurity vulnerability tool and Alberta’s budgetary authorization tool—and explore…

Quebec and Alberta governments formalized a five-year agreement to collaborate on implementing artificial intelligence in public administration, focusing on sharing knowledge rather than financial commitments. The partnership aims to exchange AI tools, training for civil servants, and best practices to improve government services and efficiency, building…

Quebec and Alberta governments plan to work together to implement artificial intelligence in public administration, announced by Quebec’s minister of cybersecurity and digital technology, France-Élaine Duranceau, and Alberta’s minister of technology and innovation, Nate Glubish. The announcement took place in Montreal, with the two ministers outlining a…

Alberta says its policy work and regulatory framework enabled Meta Platforms Inc. to invest $13 billion in a one-gigawatt AI data centre in Sturgeon County, funded by the company’s own generation and grid upgrades. The piece contrasts Alberta’s preparation and fast regulatory support with New York’s one-year moratorium on new large data centres, arguing…

Alberta’s AI Data Centres Strategy, developed by Invest Alberta, created regulatory fast-tracks, concierge project services, and a bring-your-own-power model to attract large-scale data-centre investments like Meta’s $13-billion, 1-gigawatt facility in Sturgeon County. The article contrasts Alberta’s preparation and policy work with New York’s moratorium…

Quebec and Alberta announced a five-year agreement to collaborate on implementing artificial intelligence in public administration, focusing on sharing knowledge and tools rather than providing financial funding. The ministers described the partnership as a formal step to learn from each other’s AI initiatives, including potential tool-sharing and civil…