Can you ever truly return home again?
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Data centers are a problem for Alberta Premier Daniel Smith. I'm Kathleen Petty, host of West of Center, and on this week's show, new polling shows deep disapproval for the government's plan to attract AI investment. As an Albertan, I don't have a lot of faith in the government, and so whatever they tell us about this plant, I'm skeptical. Could a big data push shake up support in conservative strongholds? Join us for a deep dive into the politics of data centers.
Find and follow West of Center wherever you get your podcasts. This is a CBC podcast. Welcome to Ideas. I'm Nala Ayed. Kamal As-Sulaili dreams of returning to his family home in Yemen.
It's a tiny house and white walls up a hill in a part of Aden called Mukallah. I haven't actually literally laid eyes on it since the 1990s, but I've seen lots of pictures. And one of my fantasies is to put on my uh home and garden television hat and redecorate the place and and bring it up to code. My dad built it in the 1950s. And it has been in our family ever since, so it's the only continuous residence or home or place that has been in the family, in a family that moved around the world a lot.
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