Alberta and Quebec join forces to put AI to work

Alberta’s government, through Invest Alberta, mapped hyperscaler needs, created an AI Data Centres Strategy with regulatory fast-tracks, concierge project support, and a bring-your-own-power model to fund grid upgrades while protecting ratepayers and communities. The article states Meta’s $13-billion, one-gigawatt AI data centre in Sturgeon County…

Alberta and Quebec signed a five-year memorandum of understanding to collaborate on artificial intelligence to modernize government services, improve efficiency, and reduce costs. They will form a joint steering committee to identify pilot projects, share AI strategies and resources, and report progress to ministers; the agreement is effective…

The governments of Quebec and Alberta announced a five-year agreement to collaborate on implementing artificial intelligence in public administration, focusing on knowledge sharing rather than financial commitments. The pact aims to leverage each province’s AI tools and training to accelerate public services, with discussions having started in 2022 and…

Quebec and Alberta announced a plan to collaborate on deploying artificial intelligence within government operations, aimed at modernizing public-service delivery. The release provides few operational details, with no specific projects, timelines, or funding arrangements disclosed, and notes leadership at Quebec’s Treasury Board.

The Quebec and Alberta governments announced a five-year agreement to collaborate on deploying artificial intelligence in public administration, focusing on sharing knowledge and tools without any financial commitments. The partnership aims to accelerate AI-enabled government tasks, such as automation of administrative work and cybersecurity…

Quebec and Alberta announced a five-year agreement to collaboratively develop and share artificial intelligence initiatives for public administration, focusing on exchanging tools, training, and best practices without financial commitments. The plan aims to accelerate government tasks and service delivery by leveraging each province’s AI developments,…

Quebec and Alberta governments announced a five-year agreement to collaborate on implementing artificial intelligence in public administration, focusing on sharing knowledge without financial commitments. They aim to exchange AI tools, training for civil servants, and lessons from each province’s projects, such as Alberta’s budgetary tool and Quebec’s…

Quebec and Alberta announced a five-year, non-financial collaboration to share knowledge and expertise on applying artificial intelligence in public administration. The agreement aims to exchange case studies, governance models, and best practices for AI use in government services, without direct funding or shared infrastructure.