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Canadian tech experts concerned that trade talks may concede sovereignty over digital policy

The Globe and Mail · August 20, 2026 at 8:48 p.m.

Canadian tech experts concerned that trade talks may concede sovereignty over digital policy

Remarks from U.S. trade officials have also sparked fears that Ottawa may be preparing major concessions on its digital-policy agenda to address concerns from U.S. tech and streaming giants

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Canadian tech experts concerned that trade talks may concede sovereignty over digital policy

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