About the Developer · 100% Alberta-owned
AHI — the AI Hub of Innovation — is developed by Havenz Smart Communities, the Lead Developer, in partnership with Turning Stone Developments — the Métis-led, Indigenous-owned Lead Investor. Both are general partners of AHI. Two Alberta firms, one standard: build world-class, build sustainable, build here.
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For 15 years, Havenz has planned and delivered world-class sustainable developments in Alberta — smart communities, integrated infrastructure and master-planned projects built on ESG principles, deep community roots, and the belief that Alberta can build to a standard the world studies. AHI is that vision at full scale: energy, data, food and job security on one campus.
Turning Stone Developments — Métis-led, Indigenous-owned, Calgary-based — stands at the forefront of AHI as Lead Investor and general partner, bringing Indigenous ownership and governance, First Nations partnership relationships, and generations of development, business and negotiation strength. Ownership, decisions and returns stay in Alberta — and Indigenous opportunity is structural, not symbolic.
The Turning Stone difference
Turning Stone Developments is recognized for delivering template-based communities to First Nations across Canada — real projects, delivered with communities, not just for them. Bringing that capability inside AHI’s ownership means the campus isn’t a one-off: it’s a repeatable model. The same waterless, quiet, behind-the-fence template proven at Blindman — energy, data, food and job security on one site — is designed to be delivered with Indigenous partners nationwide, supported by Métis GP ownership and a dedicated portal for fair opportunity across all four pillars.
How the partnership works
Master planning, standards, capital formation and the ESG bar — the discipline of 15 years of sustainable Alberta development, applied to the next industry.
Delivery partnership and the national Indigenous-community template — turning one Alberta campus into a repeatable Canadian model.
Ownership, decisions, contracts and returns stay in the province — with local trades and firms hired first at every phase.
What we stand on
Waterless cooling, quiet-by-engineering, hydrogen-ready power, and public answers to public questions.
Local hiring, local trades, transparent County process — and a commitment page the community can hold us to.
Precast construction, closed loops, phased growth — infrastructure designed for a 25-year-plus horizon.
AI-integrated design and operations, education partnerships, and a campus meant to show the world how great Alberta builds.
Our goal is simple: prove that the most advanced digital infrastructure on earth can be designed, approved, financed and built the Alberta way — and make Central Alberta the place the world comes to see it.