On May 14, 2026, Prime Minister Mark Carney unveiled the “National Electricity Strategy,” a cornerstone of his majority government’s economic agenda. Delivered in Ottawa, the speech addressed the mounting pressure of energy inflation and the surging demand for power driven by AI data centers and the transition to electric vehicles.
The strategy represents the largest build-out of the national grid in Canadian history, promising to double electrical capacity by 2050 while significantly lowering utility bills for the average household.
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