Lorneville data centre opponents turn company open house into protest town hall
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Activists fighting against a proposed hyperscale data centre in Lorneville, west of Saint John, successfully seized control of a company information session Thursday, November 5 and turned it into a boisterous town hall.
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Excerpt from NB Media Co-op
Activists fighting against a proposed hyperscale data centre in Lorneville, west of Saint John, successfully seized control of a company information session Thursday, November 5 and turned it into a boisterous town hall. They used it to air their complaints about the lack of information they say they’ve been getting from the U.S. firm VoltaGrid […]
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