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Agency 2026 LemonClaw: CA$1,605 spent today on AI auditing the Government of Alberta. All routed through US infrastructure.
CA$1,605
USD spend today:
$1,160 · 1 USD ≈ 1.39 CAD
One day. AI auditing the Government of Alberta. Every dollar routed through US-controlled infrastructure.
Open question
Run sensitive public-sector AI on Canadian compute.
Today's tools work. The bill went to US providers. What would it take to run sensitive Alberta and federal AI work on Canadian-controlled data centres? Municipal, provincial, federal, and infrastructure partners all need to weigh in.
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A conversation, not a procurement claim.
Spend by provider
All three roads lead south.
$0
total today
Where the AI work runs
Blue dots are US datacenters. Red is the Canadian one.
US datacenters · all our spend
Canadian datacenters · 0% of our spend
Claude · Anthropic
CA$0$0
San Francisco, USA
— tokens
Codex · OpenAI
CA$0$0
San Francisco, USA
— tokens
OpenRouter · Z.ai
CA$0$0
Routed via San Francisco, USA
tokens not exposed
What it bought.
Three names worth a deputy minister's time. Eight more checks classified honestly. Three things the system refused to claim.
Check 03 · Funding cycles
Canada Gives
Donation platform: $4.1M flowing in loops between charities. That is what platforms do, not a red flag.
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Checks 04 + 05 · Vendor concentration
Alberta Blue Cross + B+H + Telus Health
Three vendors win the open-bid and the no-bid contracts in their ministries. The buying rules picked them.
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Cross-signal entities
IBM Canada · TransAlta · Wood Buffalo
Each name showed up in two or more separate checks, without being told to look. The repeat is the story.
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All findings
Three to open. Eight to skim. Three the system refused to claim.
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Evidence trail
Three AI reviewers. One trail of receipts. Every claim verifiable.
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Ask the system
Every answer cites source data, model, and cost.
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Sovereign data centre dialogue
A practical agenda for municipal, provincial, federal, and infrastructure partners.
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