October 7, 2026
New data from non-profit Angus Reid Institute finds nearly two-thirds (64%) say their own respective provincial governments should limit the development of large data centres.
As governments look to capitalize on the AI boom, Canadians are considerably more cautious about bringing the infrastructure required to support it into their own provinces. New data from non-profit Angus Reid Institute finds nearly two-thirds (64%) say their own respective provincial governments should limit the development of large data centres, while fewer than one-in-five (18%) would encourage more. Opposition reaches seven-in-10 in Saskatchewan (70%), Manitoba (72%) and Atlantic Canada (72%).
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