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Business Brief: Proton’s negative reaction to Bill C-22

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Good morning. Sweeping legislation that would give domestic law enforcement stronger powers to access digital communications is racking up a list of big businesses who say they’re cutting out on Canada. That’s in focus today.

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Business Brief: Proton’s negative reaction to Bill C-22

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Business Brief: Proton’s negative reaction to Bill C-22

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