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[–] Doubleohdonut@lemmy.ca 5 points 1 month ago (2 children)

What a terribly written article. Either the paper was self-contradicting, or this journalist made it appear that way with these 2 paragraphs.

It warns the federal government can only maintain full legal control if it delivers the service itself, or uses service providers that operate completely under Canadian jurisdiction.

It says storing data in Canada, or using a Canadian supplier, would not guarantee foreign courts wouldn’t have jurisdiction.

Doesn't name the paper or link the source clearly so I can read the paper for myself. Is this CTV's typical writing standard? Ambiguous like they didn't understand the assignment?

[–] Doubleohdonut@lemmy.ca 3 points 1 month ago

Edit: link to the paper if you want to read it yourself

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