‘Just not acceptable’: Backlash grows over Nova Scotia AI data centre project
19-10-2026 22:13 via globalnews.ca

‘Just not acceptable’: Backlash grows over Nova Scotia AI data centre project

Criticism of Nova Scotia's move to build a large-scale AI data centre is growing, as both opposition parties are calling for an emergency sitting of the Legislature to debate it.
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