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Alberta and Québec are collaborating on AI, signing a memorandum of understanding that will allow the two provinces to share resources. The news: Alberta’s minister of technology and innovation, Nate Glubish, alongside Québec’s minister of cybersecurity and digital technology, France-Élaine Duranceau, as well as Jean Boulet, Québec’s minister responsible for Canadian relations, signed the memorandum yesterday. Under the agreement, the provincial governments will share resources to ensure that each province can benefit from the other’s progress on AI adoption and public service modernization.
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source: “By pooling our expertise, Québec and Alberta are drawing on solutions already developed by each of the two governments rather than starting from scratch,” Duranceau said in a statement yesterday. Following the thread: Dubbed the Operational Cooperation Agreement in the Field of Artificial Intelligence, the agreement will establish a joint steering committee with representatives from both Alberta and Québec. Those representatives will guide the development of a shared work plan to identify opportunities for collaboration, as well as potential joint pilot projects. Additionally, Québec and Alberta will share their provincial AI strategies, policies, and governance approaches while pooling things like training materials and workforce development tools. In some circumstances, technical assets like source code, tools, or documentation could be shared between the two governments...
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- Jul 15, 2026
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