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Business Brief: Proton’s negative reaction to Bill C-22
Source: The Globe and Mail
Regulation & LegislationCybersecurity & Data Privacy
Proposed Canadian legislation would expand domestic law enforcement’s powers to access digital communications. The article says a growing list of large businesses is indicating it may withdraw from Canada, but gives no company names, financial figures, or specific market effects.
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