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Each facility or project links to the government or operator page used to confirm it.
Canadian data-centre infrastructure
Map the facilities. Understand the systems.
Explore source-linked facilities across Canada, then work through the power, UPS, cooling, rack, network, controls, commissioning and maintenance decisions that make capacity usable.
- Records
- 100
- Operators
- 17
- Evidence date
- 2026-07-27
Inside the facility
A data centre is a connected operating system
Location is one part of the decision. A working site also needs a utility path, stored energy, heat rejection, physical distribution, carrier routes, protection, controls and a tested operating method.
Read the complete infrastructure handbook- 01SiteLand, risk and permits
- 02GridUtility and generation
- 03UPSRide-through and batteries
- 04CoolingHeat, air and water
- 05White spaceRacks and distribution
- 06NetworkRoutes, cloud and IX
- 07ProtectionFire, access and zoning
- 08ControlsBMS, DCIM and alarms
- 09CommissionTest the whole chain
- 10OperateMaintain and improve
From handbook to site work
Request service or consultation
Send the service address, equipment details, operating condition and required timing for UPS, batteries, cooling, racks or cabinets.
Open the service request form- UPS systemsMaintenance and consultation
- BatteriesTesting and replacement
- CoolingCapacity and airflow review
- Racks and cabinetsLayout and equipment fit
Search the map
Find a data centre
100 facilities, campuses and projects are listed.
Directory density
Records by province
Counts describe this directory, not provincial market capacity.
- Ontario34
- Quebec32
- British Columbia18
- Alberta11
- Nova Scotia2
- New Brunswick1
- Manitoba1
- Saskatchewan1
At a glance
Where the listings are
100 listings in 8 provinces
- Current
- 100
- Review due within 90 days
- 0
- Needs rechecking
- 0
Province
Operator
Status
- Operating95
- In development4
- Announced1
These totals cover the facilities listed here, not the size of Canada's data-centre market.
Project planning
Plan a data-centre project
Build a dated evidence file before scoring locations. Start with the workload, then test the conditions that control service, schedule and recovery.
- 01Site selectionWorkload, geography, construction and commercial gates.
- 02Power readinessUtility, UPS, generators, distribution and commissioning.
- 03Cooling and efficiencyEquipment limits, airflow, liquid cooling, water and controls.
- 04Connectivity and recoveryRoutes, cloud paths, security zones, failover and contracts.
Evidence ledger
Recent directory changes
- 6 fields recorded
Canadian Web Hosting Coquitlam Data Centre
Canadian Web Hosting Coquitlam Data Centre: Added from the operator's Canadian data-centre directory.
- 6 fields recorded
Canadian Web Hosting Toronto Data Centre
Canadian Web Hosting Toronto Data Centre: Added from the operator's Canadian data-centre directory.
- 6 fields recorded
Canadian Web Hosting Vancouver Data Centre
Canadian Web Hosting Vancouver Data Centre: Added from the operator's Canadian data-centre directory.
- 6 fields recorded
MTL1
MTL1: Added from the operator's current Canadian facility directory.
- 6 fields recorded
MTL10
MTL10: Added from the operator's current Canadian facility directory.
Critical power
Plan a power maintenance visit
Build a practical visit plan for switchgear, generators, UPS systems, batteries, bypass equipment and downstream distribution.
Add the equipment you expect to inspect, work through the readiness checklist, then print or download the plan.
About the listings
Clear sources and check dates
City-level map points
Markers use official Canadian place names. They are not facility addresses.
No paid rankings
Listings are not ordered by payment or a private score. Confirm capacity, availability and technical requirements with each operator.