AI control: Victoria councillors put data centres on the agenda
14-07-2026 01:40 via nanaimobulletin.com

AI control: Victoria councillors put data centres on the agenda

A pair of Victoria councillors hope to inspire data centre talk at the Capital Regional District level.CRD directors, and Victoria councillors, Jeremy Caradonna and Coun. Dave Thompson will ask the regional environmental committee that meets Wednesday (July 15) to have staff research on AI data centres, their potential environmental, utility and land-use impacts in this region, and potential policy options for regulating data centres in the Capital Region.
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