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Minister Nate Glubish
Nate Glubish was sworn in as Minister of Technology and Innovation on October 24, 2022.
Mandate letter
The Premier's mandate letter to the Minister of Technology and Innovation outlines the objectives and priorities of the work they will focus on in their role.
Read the mandate letter Read the mandate letter on data centres
Accomplishments
On December 4, 2024, the AI Data Centres Strategy was released. It outlines what Alberta will do to attract new investment to build AI data centres in the province. The 3 pillars of the strategy are Power capacity, Sustainable cooling, and Economic growth.
Through the Universal Broadband Fund, Alberta’s government has connected over 51,000 households across 328 communities to high-speed internet.
Your privacy and ethical data use are top priorities. We have launched the Privacy Management and Data Ethics frameworks to deliver better, faster and smarter digital services.
Technology and Innovation redesigned Alberta Purchasing Connection to provide a simpler and faster way for buyers and suppliers to access public sector purchasing opportunities.
Our support in the creation of Quantum City has spurred remarkable growth, supporting 10 spin-out companies, training 238 highly qualified personnel, and leveraging over $4 million in additional funding. This initiative is rapidly establishing Alberta as a global leader in quantum technology.
Bill 33: Protection of Privacy Act was tabled November 6, 2024. This bill, if passed, will introduce new rules that govern the protection of personal information held by provincial public bodies and implement the strongest penalties for privacy violations in Canada. Learn more.
Key information
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- Learn about the frameworks we use to protect your personal information and ensure your data is used ethically.
Our responsibilities
The Ministry of Technology and Innovation is responsible for:
- driving economic growth and diversification in Alberta through technology and innovation
- promoting and supporting the growth of Alberta’s technology sector
- modernizing government services by implementing technology-driven solutions
- attracting investment in Alberta’s technology and innovation ecosystem
In focus
The Alberta Technology and Innovation Strategy will help position Alberta as an internationally recognized technology and innovation hub that attracts talent, business and job-creating investment from across Canada and around the world.
This strategy sets the path to securing the province's position as the most attractive place to build artificial intelligence (AI) data centres in North America.
Latest news
- Mar 20, 2025
New legislation makes minor updates to Alberta’s privacy and access to information laws.
- Mar 1, 2025
Minister of Arts, Culture and Status of Women Tanya Fir and Minister of Technology and Innovation and Francophone Community Liaison Nate Glubish issued the following statement on Alberta Francophonie Month:
- Dec 6, 2024
Minister of Technology and Innovation Nate Glubish and Minister of Justice and Attorney General Mickey Amery will travel to the United Arab Emirates to promote Alberta as an AI hub.