What was said about data centres in Quebec
7 statements from 3 speakers, grouped by who spoke. Each appears as said, with the date and the source. No verdict is attached.
From July 31, 2026 to September 21, 2026. Statements from every state are on Statements.
Data center companies 1
Developers, operators and builders of data centers and the technology companies that fill them, speaking through their staff and spokespeople. Every state.
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Director of Program Management, Keel Infrastructure
Bianca Lamothe Verreault said public meeting promised after mid October when more data and answers available.
Chief executives 5
Chief executives, presidents, founders and chairs of companies, in technology, data centers, power and elsewhere. Every state.
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president of Bell Canada
Bibic said Bell could start with a 30-50 megawatt data centre in Quebec and expand later.
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president of Bell Canada
Bibic said the Quebec data centre project is neither preliminary nor advanced, and will wait until after the provincial election campaign.
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president of Bell Canada
Bibic said Bell wants a national ecosystem of AI specialized data centres that are all connected, including Quebec.
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president of Bell Canada
Bell Canada president Mirko Bibic said the company wants to make major investments in Quebec with an AI data centre.
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president of Bell Canada
Bibic said initial electricity need does not have to come entirely from Hydro Quebec; the facility could use natural gas as well.
Researchers and analysts 1
Universities, research institutes, think tanks, pollsters, economists and consultants. Every state.
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Collectif NRS and COlab research
Non Canadian data centre operators, mostly American, hold the majority of Quebec data centre ownership with some European stakeholders from the United Kingdom, Poland, France and Netherlands.
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