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Data centres draw ire from voters across the U.S. ahead of midterms (opens the original)
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On a cool weekday evening, hundreds of people file into the cavernous auditorium of Parkland High School in South Whitehall Township, a suburban stretch of Pennsylvania’s Lehigh Valley. For an hour and a half, they exhort a meeting of the local planning commission to reject an application to build a data centre across the street. Danica Reznick recounts how, several times last winter, the trade school her son attends had to turn down the heat because the local electricity supply couldn’t keep up
Six weeks before the U.S. midterms in November, AI has become a hot political issue (opens the original)
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A growing chorus of voices from Silicon Valley to Capitol Hill is calling for swift action to regulate artificial intelligence, with some warning that the rapidly developing technology could soon exterminate humanity. Across the United States, meanwhile, local battles are erupting in major cities and small towns over plans to build hundreds of the electricity-and-water-guzzling data centres needed to power the AI boom. U.S. President Donald Trump, however, is fighting any effort to put guardrail
Trump orders removal of Canadian products from U.S. federal procurement system (opens the original)
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U.S. President Donald Trump is moving to further restrict Canadian companies from selling goods and services to the U.S. government amid his escalating trade war. In a memo Wednesday, Mr. Trump ordered Russell Vought, the director of the White House’s Office of Management and Budget, and U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer to remove “Canadian origin items” from the federal civil procurement system “where warranted” and to inform other government officials of American-made alternatives. The
Hardball stance with Trump sets Canada apart from all the trading partners that acquiesced (opens the original)
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In retaliating against Donald Trump’s tariffs after walking away from the bargaining table, Prime Minister Mark Carney set Canada apart from most of the U.S.’s other trading partners, who hastily agreed to lopsided deals in a bid to appease the mercurial President. He also returned to the hardball strategy Ottawa employed during Mr. Trump’s first term – hitting back at U.S. levies and holding out for a better deal, which ultimately proved successful. Now, that approach faces its ultimate test: w
Trump bans imports of some Canadian goods in response to Ottawa’s countertariffs (opens the original)
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U.S. President Donald Trump has issued a sweeping ban on imports of Canadian alcohol, motorcycles and some dairy products to the U.S. as he escalates his trade war. On the same day that Prime Minister Mark Carney’s retaliatory tariffs on $28-billion of U.S. goods took effect, Mr. Trump fired back with expanded trade barriers. One decree issued by Mr. Trump on Tuesday evening bans whey protein concentrates, molasses, and motorcycles and mopeds with engines over 800 cc. Another bans a wide range o
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