Alberta, Canada seeks to leverage natural gas reserves to become an AI "superpower"

The government of Alberta, a major oil town in Canada, has launched a new legislative session, promising to build new pipelines and deploy its vast natural gas reserves to become a major player in the field of artificial intelligence. The local government, led by Premier Danielle Smith, is ambitious to leverage the more favorable energy policies of federal Prime Minister Carney to construct new oil pipelines to the Pacific coast, Ontario, and Hudson Bay in northern Canada. The province will also focus on attracting more artificial intelligence data centers to reduce its economic dependence on resource exports