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Four vertical slices of aerial view photos. From left, a building in downtown Toronto housing several data centres, a picture of the Albertan wilderness where the proposed Wonder Valley data centre would go, a lit-up QScale data centre in Quebec, and a data centre at a Hydro-Quebec dam.

We found every data centre in Canada

By Murad Hemmadi, David Reevely, Aleksandra Sagan, Chaimae Chouiekh, Martin Patriquin and Catherine McIntyre

The image shows the silhouette of a pumpjack drawing out oil from a well head against an orange sunset.

Carmichael: The math has changed for Canada’s oilpatch

By Kevin Carmichael

Two men wearing suit jackets and jeans sit in a dark room, facing the camera. They are surrounded by blue, yellow and red wires.

The Calgary firm with a wildly different plan for the AI infrastructure boom

By Murad Hemmadi

Social impact software firm Benevity issues US$90M in equity after leadership turnover

By Catherine McIntyre

Danielle Smith appears in front of blurred Alberta flags, looking serious.

Quebec killed Canada’s last pipeline dream. Numbers will kill this one

By Martin Patriquin

Workers position pipe during construction of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion in Abbotsford, B.C., in May 2023.

Venezuelan oil threat hasn’t changed B.C.’s opposition to a new oil pipeline

By Jesse Snyder

Alberta has dodged Trump’s trade war. The numbers prove it

By Jesse Snyder and Joanna Smith

David Eby in a blue suit and striped tie stands against a clear blue sky, looking pensive. The lighting highlights his serious expression, suggesting deep thought.

Eby says Carney and Smith’s pipeline proposal is a distraction from other projects

By Aleksandra Sagan

Carney and Smith shaking hands in front a wall with wooden wainscoting and the flags of Alberta and Canada.

Carney and Smith sign wide-ranging deal committing to new pipeline and carbon capture

By Laura Osman

A scenic shot of towering wind turbines and high-tension power transmission lines taken in the rolling farm country of southwestern Alberta. The east slope of the Rocky Mountains rises in the background.

Alberta doesn’t have the electricity to power its AI data dreams

By Jesse Snyder