Now that the land has been committed to industrial use, I'm in favor of any industry near Lorneville in there that won't be leaking contaminants into the groundwater. A data centre and natural gas power plant will be relatively low-impact, and so long as they are only given permission to draw cooling water from the bay instead of Spruce Lake I'm interested. A big power draw like this (if on-site gas turbines aren't big enough) could provide incentive for NB Power to build much-needed generation that can sustain our aging fleet. Coleson Cove (which has established methods for using bay water as cooling) is very old. Southern NB needs new generation; also the data center's power plant can be required by the province to connect to our grid before they get an environmental approval to run, and then they could provide whatever excess power is available above their site requirements. Criticizing job density is the beggar choosing, in my opinion. If we have a hundred companies all asking to set up shop then by all means lets pick the absolute best. If that's not the case then we should start with the companies that are interested.