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Yanik Guillemette: Bill C-22 Could Trigger a Canadian Tech Exodus as AI, Cloud and Cybersecurity Companies Reevaluate Canada

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Yanik Guillemette: Bill C-22 Could Trigger a Canadian Tech Exodus as AI, Cloud and Cybersecurity Companies Reevaluate Ca
MONTREAL, May 18, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — As international controversy surrounding Canada’s proposed Bill C-22 escalates, Canadian entrepreneur and technology investor Yanik Guillemette warns the legislation could trigger a long-term Canadian tech exodus, driving critical AI infrastructure, cybersecurity firms, and global cloud investments away from Canadian jurisdiction. According to the analysis shared by Yanik Guillemette,...
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