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Oct 29, 2026
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Nova Scotia not ruling out tax breaks for EverWind's AI data centre
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16, EverWind announced $10 billion in private investment, comprised of $8 billion toward a data centre at Point Tupper and $2 billion for onshore wind development.
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Nova Scotia not ruling out tax breaks for EverWind's AI data centre
Finance Minister John Lohr said tax incentives may be considered later in the project's approval process
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By Ally Bowes
Published Oct 29, 2026
Finance Minister John Lohr answers questions before dropping his government's budget at a news conference in Halifax Monday February 23, 2026.…
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