Wonder Valley

O’Leary Digital has begun permitting for Wonder Valley Alberta, a proposed 7.5-gigawatt powered compute campus in Grande Prairie within the Greenview Industrial Gateway. The project forms part of a broader 15-gigawatt master plan spanning Alberta and Utah, backed by approximately 26,000 acres for long-term AI infrastructure development.

The company says global investment banks have been retained to structure project-level financing, with both sites capitalized through permitting. No construction timeline or anchor tenants have been disclosed. Executives say Indigenous engagement and scalable, hyperscale-aligned campus design are central to the Alberta buildout.

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A year after Kevin O’Leary unveiled Wonder Valley, the massive data-centre project planned for Alberta’s Greenview region is already more than a year behind schedule, with construction now unlikely before 2028. The site remains undeveloped despite millions in public spending to prepare the Greenview Industrial Gateway for heavy industry.

O’Leary Ventures has yet to finalize its land purchase or pursue key permits or Indigenous consultations. Local officials remain hopeful, citing job potential and demand for AI compute, though major cloud providers are not yet engaged. Earlier industrial proposals on the site also stalled, underscoring the challenge ahead.

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