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Could U.S. authorities get their hands on data from Quebec’s new daycare platform?

CBC's Steve Rukavina sits in front of his desk with his monitors showing a daycare portal website

The province’s new platform for registering children for places in public daycares is being managed by an American tech company, sparking concerns about parents’ data because of a law passed during Donald Trump’s first term as U.S. president.

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