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Want to discuss? Please read our first.AdvertisementClose XAAStory continues below advertisementStory continues below advertisementAlready two of Canada’s major telecom companies have moved away from Huawei. This year Bell Canada and Telus announced 5G network deals with European suppliers Nokia and Ericsson. Bell has reportedly not ruled out 5G deals with Huawei, pending Ottawa’s decision.Story continues below advertisementIn response to questions for this story, Huawei spokesman Ben Howes referred to espionage allegations as “old speculation and unfounded assertions.” Story continues...

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