Alberta agrees. Paul Brandt @paulbrandt has been putting his heart and soul into this fight and he is asking all of Canada to stand up and protect our children. Alberta’s government will continue fighting for stronger federal laws that put predators in jail. I encourage everyone to take a moment and read Paul’s story here:

Most Albertans have probably seen the headlines about companies wanting to invest in and build AI data centres in Alberta. Many Albertans are excited about that, but others have legitimate questions. Here are the answers to 6 common questions on everything from power to water to land use and how these investments will financially benefit our province now and in the future.

$VRT CEO Giordano Albertazzi pushed back on the idea that slowing frontier AI development would slow the infrastructure buildout. His point is simple. There is still a huge amount of adoption left for what already exists today, while compute demand continues to run ahead of available supply. Like I stated earlier, I spend time listening to the people actually running these businesses to gather information. $VRT remains one of my highest conviction holdings.

Disturbing video out of Alberta, Canada, shows hordes of Indians taking over a Canada Day celebration, bringing bags of trash from home to dump at the event while dressed in patriotic Canadian clothing as if they were wearing skin suits.

Canada and Alberta have reached a carbon pricing deal that would pave the way for construction of a new oil pipeline starting as early as 2027, while scaling back a carbon capture project that Ottawa tied to the plan. Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced the agreement on Friday