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Why Manitoba needs its own data centre playbook now (opens the original)
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Support local journalism - save The Winnipeg Sun as a Preferred SourceWINNIPEG â Manitoba has an opportunity to turn a difficult decision about a data centre into a durable economic policy. When Premier Wab Kinew rejected the proposed Jet.AI hyperscale data centre, the debate was framed as a question about whether Manitoba was open to AI investment. The more important question is: What should Manitoba say yes to? As Premier Kinew observed, that saying ânoâ to AI hyperscale data centres cou
Ontario’s data centre playbook validates Manitoba’s approach (opens the original)
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The Ontario government has just opened a 30-day public consultation on a proposed Data Centre Playbook that would establish a framework for evaluating large data centres seeking access to the provinceâs electricity grid. The Playbook would examine grid impacts, connection feasibility and full cost recovery while assessing projects against three core principles: economic development, digital sovereignty and community benefits. Ontarioâs stated ambition is to âcompete on value, not incentive
PEREIRA: Manitoba needs more builders, not workers (opens the original)
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Every debate about immigration in Canada seems to begin with the same question: how do we fill vacant jobs? It is an important question. It is also an incomplete one. Filling todayâs jobs keeps an economy moving. But it does not, by itself, create tomorrowâs prosperity. Prosperity grows when people build companies, commercialize innovation, invest capital, and create the industries and jobs of the future. Workers keep an economy running. Builders determine where it goes. Canada needs both. K
Artificial intelligence needs ancestral intelligence (opens the original)
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When Minister of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Innovation Evan Solomon visited Winnipeg to announce more than $10.2 million in federal investments for six Manitoba businesses adopting artificial intelligence, the investment itself was welcome news. Yet, the most important takeaway from his visit wasnât the funding. It was a story. During his remarks to the Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce, Solomon recalled a conversation with Mohawk Elder Kevin Deer at the G7. âIâm into AI too,â Deer t
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