The Globe and Mail
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May 15, 2026
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Major Canadian online privacy company plans to leave country if lawful access bill passes
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Major Canadian online privacy company plans to leave country if lawful access bill passes
MARIE WOOLF
OTTAWA
PUBLISHED MAY 15, 2026
UPDATED MAY 16, 2026
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A Canadian company providing online privacy and security tools says it would leave the country over a federal bill that could require electronic service providers to store its clients’ data.
Toronto-based Windscribe, which says it has more than a hundred million registered users around the world, has start…
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