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Albertans are rightly concerned that the premier is approving AI data centres without consultation and without fully disclosing how they'll affect our communities and our utility bills. Hearing your voice is critical as we develop a thoughtful plan for these projects. Please RSVP to the Alberta NDP's upcoming consultation...

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Real consultation means listening to residents before deals are finalized, not after the fact. Albertans deserve real consultation. There are many views on AI and data centres. That’s why we are listening as we develop a plan that is good for Alberta. Make sure to register for our online consultation session to make sure your voice is heard:
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Real consultation means listening to residents before deals are finalized, not after the fact. Albertans deserve real consultation. There are many views on AI and data centres. That’s why we are listening as we develop a plan that is good for Alberta. Make sure to register for our online consultation session to make sure your voice is heard:

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Don't be fooled by the UCP's new copycat consultation sessions, they've already approved AI data centres and don't care what you think. If you want to actually have your opinion listened to, register for the Alberta NDP's consultation sessions happening throughout the month!
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Don't be fooled by the UCP's new copycat consultation sessions, they've already approved AI data centres and don't care what you think. If you want to actually have your opinion listened to, register for the Alberta NDP's consultation sessions happening throughout the month!

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The UCP is only taking direction from foreign billionaires on AI data centres. We are listening to you! So this August, we're launching a public consultation tour, and you're invited. Together we will make decisions in the best interest of all Albertans.
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Albertans are extremely concerned about what is likely the largest data leak in Canadian history. The government has a responsibility to protect our privacy and our rights. We need the Premier to take this seriously.
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