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Google says it’s a short-lived test in response to the Liberal government’s proposed Online News Act, which it opposes. The Liberal, New Democrat and Bloc Quebecois committee members who called for the meeting say Google is trying to intimidate the Parliamentary process in Canada by “threatening to censor news on its platform.”
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