Canadian Provinces Use AI to Rebuild Legacy Software
One-Board8634 · reddit · 2026-07-16
The article notes that Alberta is using AI to rebuild $2 billion worth of government software systems, and Quebec has already announced plans to follow suit.
The real takeaway isn't the underlying model, but rather how AI is being deployed to modernize public sector legacy software at scale, creating a ripple effect across provinces.
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