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CRPC Panel  - The Fight Against AI Data Centres + What We Can Do About It
CRPC Panel  - The Fight Against AI Data Centres + What We Can Do About It

Thu, Oct 01

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Zoom

CRPC Panel - The Fight Against AI Data Centres + What We Can Do About It

Learn what AI data centres really are, their environmental impacts, and how communities can push back - with practical tools and strategies you can use in your own community

TIME & LOCATION

Oct 01, 2026, 8:00 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. EDT

Zoom

ABOUT THE EVENT

AI data centres are expanding rapidly across Canada, promising jobs and innovation while consuming massive amounts of electricity and water that threaten local ecosystems and communities.


This webinar will explore what AI data centres really are—how they come into our communities, the tactics and false promises developers employ, their environmental impacts, and what communities can do to resist them.


Our panelists, Nick Tsergas, Jessica Cheung, and Yeedo Chun will share practical tools that everyday residents can use to assess and resist data centre projects, so you leave feeling prepared and empowered to take action in your community.


This panel will leave you with:

- A clear understanding of what AI data centres are and their environmental impacts

- Strategies to fight back against data centres in your community

- Connections to a growing network of organizers resisting data centre developments across Canada


Whether you are a community member looking to get more involved in the movement, environmental advocate, or simply curious about how to protect your neighbourhood from data centre developments, there is something in this panel for you!


Register now to join.


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The Climate Reality Project Canada’s office is located on land which has long served as a site of meeting and exchange amongst Indigenous peoples, including the Haudenosaunee and Anishinabeg Nations. Our organization honours, recognizes and respects these Nations as the traditional stewards of the lands and waters on which we are today.

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