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A new report by the Investigative Journalism Foundation shows most Canadian provinces rely on U.S.-based Starlink for internet connectivity. While Ontario ended its $100 million deal last year, other regions like Quebec and Nunavut maintain contracts. Prime Minister Mark Carney stated in September that Canada must diversify away from this dependency to ensure digital sovereignty.
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