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Ottawa wants sweeping new powers to direct companies’ ‘critical’ cyber defenceCanadians could bear many of the frontline impacts of critical infrastructure cyberattacks. What level of transparency are citizens owed about the actions taken to protect them?PoliticsJun 14
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Banning Huawei, ZTE won’t address all 5G security vulnerabilities, experts warnThe announcement that Canada would bar the Chinese telecom giants from the network came with a promise of speedy legislation to protect critical infrastructure from cyber attacks.CanadaMay 21
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Huawei 5G ban could be costly for Canadian consumers, smaller telcosCanada's decision to ban Huawei could see Canadians paying more on their phone and internet bills as telecom companies big and small replace the Chinese-made tech.ConsumerMay 20
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If Canada bans Huawei, telecoms will seek payout for existing equipment: sourcesIf Ottawa does announce a formal ban on Huawei, the affected telecommunications companies have made clear they want compensation for tearing out their existing Huawei gear, said two sources close to the matter.Sep 13, 2020
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China says US ‘oppressing’ Huawei with ‘national security risk’ labelChina on Wednesday demanded Washington stop ``oppressing Chinese companies'' after U.S. regulators declared telecom equipment suppliers Huawei and ZTE to be national security threats.WorldJul 1, 2020
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U.S. regulators bar use of government funds for Huawei, ZTE over security concernsIn a statement Saturday, Huawei urged the FCC to reconsider what it called a “profoundly mistaken” and “unlawful order.”TechNov 23, 2019
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Stephen Harper urges Canada to ban Huawei from 5G network in Fox News appearanceHarper told Fox that Chinese tech giants Huawei and ZTE are tightly tied to the Chinese security apparatus, "and we think there are some real serious issues there."ConsumerDec 7, 2018
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Huawei, ZTE phones banned by Pentagon over spying fears neither sold nor banned by Canadian militaryThe Pentagon banned the sale of Huawei and ZTE phones on military bases on Wednesday and while the devices are not sold on Canadian bases, federal officials are saying little about whether they share American fears the devices could be used to spy on soldiers.CanadaMay 3, 2018
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