Nova Scotia rally protests EverWind’s proposed AI data centre
Oct 31, 2026 · Summarized by Fundy Tech from 6 sources
Protectors and supporters rallied in Aulds Cove against EverWind’s proposed AI data centre in Port Tupper. They say the project is moving too fast and lacks proper consultation.
Key points
- At least 20 Mi’kmaw protectors and supporters attended the rally.
- About 300 flyers were handed out near the Canso Causeway.
- More protests are scheduled for Nov. 7 in several Nova Scotia towns.
Why it matters
This could affect how quickly major energy and data projects move ahead in Nova Scotia. Local businesses and households may face debate over jobs, land use, environment, and consultation. The project is also drawing attention to how the province handles AI infrastructure.
Who’s affected: Residents and businesses in Aulds Cove, Port Hawkesbury, Sydney, Halifax and other Nova Scotia communities
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