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Even if it restores news on social media, a deal with the U.S. cannot cost Canada its digital sovereignty

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🤖 D.R.A.F.T. Summary
As a student journalist, I saw the consequences of the Online News Act firsthand. But the accessibility isn’t worth being trapped under the thumb of Big Tech
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