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PHOTOS: Bell calls pace of construction at AI data centre ‘extraordinary’ (opens the original)
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As colder weather approaches, the Bell AI Data Centre just outside Regina is well on its way to beginning operations in 2027. On Thursday, the provincial government and Bell hosted local leaders at the construction site to show off the progress that’s been made. Four buildings on the site are taking shape, with heavy machinery erecting steel framing and one building far enough along to have siding across much of its exterior. John Watson, group president at Bell, called the pace of development e
VIDEO: Massive fire takes out grain cart and tractor during Sask. harvest (opens the original)
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A fiery tableau of oranges and reds isn’t uncommon in Saskatchewan near dusk, but on Thursday evening on a farm near Yellow Grass, the fiery colours were a little too real. Dana Quigley said a fire engulfed a grain cart and tractor on her farm as they were in the middle of harvest. She said it had just finished unloading, and was heading back to the east side of the field. “I look up, because I heard the word ‘fire’ come over the walkie-talkie. Sure enough, and from my view it was spreading to t
‘Not equipped to drive even a car’: What are the e-scooter and e-bike rules in Sask. and how do they compare? (opens the original)
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On a quiet day, you might be able to hear the whirring before they glide past; in noisy rush hour traffic, likely not – but e-scooters and e-bikes are no longer a rare sight in many Saskatchewan cities. The rentable e-scooters have been around for a couple of seasons now in Regina and Saskatoon, but the privately owned versions, along with e-bikes, have become more popular. And at the same time, concerns and complaints about them have risen. This week, the worst happened when a man died after a
From frustration, to disappointment, to expectations as the province announces AI data centre expansion (opens the original)
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At least one rural landowner living near where the Bell AI data centre is being built says he learned about the centre’s massive expansion this week just like everyone else. Doug McKell spoke to The Evan Bray Show Thursday morning. He said the expansion of the project from 300 MW to 1.2 GW was a surprise to him and a group of others in the area. He and the others were frustrated when the project first came up because they hadn’t been consulted at all, but he said that situation has since changed
Regina city councillor wants more detail about Bell AI data centre (opens the original)
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With an AI data centre and its massive expansion going up just a stone’s throw from Regina’s city boundary, one city councillor wants more information on the project. Sarah Turnbull, Regina city councillor for Ward 5, said no one from the provincial government or the project has come to the city or its council to talk about the data centre. “This project is going to be so close and have this effect on our city. It would be nice to know what those impacts are and to be a partner at the table,” Tu
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