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Alberta’s policy preparation under Invest Alberta enabled Meta Platforms to announce a $13-billion, one-gigawatt AI data centre in Sturgeon County, funded by the company’s own generation and grid upgrades. The article argues this outcome reflects Alberta’s regulatory fast-tracks, concierge project support, and a bring-your-own-power model, contrasting it…
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The page is an event listing for the Edmonton Athletics Invitational at Foote Field, hosted by the Edmonton Track and Field Council, with details on date (Sunday, July 12, 2026) and location (Foote Field, Edmonton, Alberta). It does not contain any government announcement or related content.
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The article reports that Premier Danielle Smith and Prime Minister Mark Carney unveiled plans for Alberta’s new West Coast oil pipeline proposal, to run from Bruderheim to the southern coast of British Columbia, with the project filed for fast-tracked federal consideration as a project of national importance. It also states that Alberta and Ottawa are…
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The article reports that Premier Danielle Smith and Prime Minister Mark Carney unveiled plans for a new oil pipeline proposal, to run roughly 1,200 kilometres from Bruderheim, Alberta to the southern coast of British Columbia, with the project filed as a national‑importance project and fast‑tracked for approval. It also notes the province is partnering…
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