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Jun 24, 2026
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Ottawa has new powers to ban Chinese telecom companies. It says it’s not planning to use them
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Ottawa has new powers to ban Chinese telecom companies. It says it's not planning to use them
While the legislation may help bolster Canada's security, it could also complicate its foreign affairs
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By Simon Tuck
Published Jun 24, 2026
Last updated Jun 24, 2026
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Chinese President Xi Jinping and Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney meet at the Great Hall of the People on January 16, 2026 in Beijin…
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