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Today, Bell Canada and the Government of Saskatchewan marked major construction milestones at the 300-megawatt Bell AI Fabric data centre campus in the Rural Municipality of Sherwood, where structural steel is rising, all four buildings in the first phase are taking shape and more than 500 people are working on site.

The Government of Saskatchewan is advancing nuclear power as a central component of the province's commitment to long-term energy security and economic growth, releasing Delivering Energy Security Through Nuclear Power. The document supplements the Saskatchewan First Energy Security Strategy and Supply Plan and outlines the province's next steps toward a nuclear future. 

The Government of Saskatchewan has released its Data Centre Framework to help guide future investment opportunities, support economic growth and ensure Saskatchewan remains a competitive destination for private sector investment and development.

The most recent quarterly reports on losses of public money within government ministries and Crown corporations, for the period from April 1, 2026, to June 30, 2026, have been tabled with their respective legislative committees.

The commercial Crown sector tabled their 2025-26 Annual Reports confirming Saskatchewan once again maintains the second-lowest cost utility bundle in Canada.