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TORONTO 鈥?U.S. wireless providers are trumpeting the virtues of their soon-to-be-unveiled 5G networks, but in Canada, the Big Three telecoms are sitting back and staying mum.Many experts believe it ;ll take years for a full rollout of the next-generation wireless technology, which promises to deliver blistering fast download speeds 鈥?some say up to 200 times faster than today LTE networks 鈥?and negligible lag times that will empower driverless car technology, remote-controlled surgeries and other yet-to-be-invented ideas.U.S. telecom competitors are battling for the bragging rights of hitting the market first 鈥?even though there still no indication that 5G-compatible smartphones
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OTTAWA 鈥?The parliamentary budget officer says Crown corporations have handed out an estimated $422 billion in liquidity support to businesses since the start of the pandemic.Four Crown corporations account for roughly $236 billion in loans or deferrals handed out since the start of the pandemic to make it easier for businesses to manage costs.The measures are mostly to be repaid, with just some portions of loans being forgivable, meaning they are unlikely to have a large impact on the federal deficit. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW But budget officer Yves Giroux warns they represent a significant expansion of the government financial footprint and exposure to risk from bad debts that would hit Ottawa bottom line.Even more problematic, he says, is the lack of public reporting of potential budget costs and risks. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Giroux says on
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