@welovecanada0: Musk may be facing consequences that reach far beyond Ukraine. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has warned that Canada cannot afford to depend on a single technology provider whose decisions, or obligations to another government, could put Canadians at risk. His comments followed the controversy over restrictions affecting Ukraine's satellite communications. That is a serious warning for any company hoping governments will trust it with essential infrastructure. Starlink's capabilities are valuable. But governments also need confidence that critical services will remain available when circumstances become difficult. Technical performance and political reliability both matter. Could this become a domino effect? Possibly. If one country starts treating dependence on a single provider as a security risk, others have reason to examine their own arrangements. That does not mean Canada has announced a Starlink ban or that alternatives can replace it overnight. It means the question has changed: how much dependence is too much? For me, Carney's position is common sense. Build alternatives before a crisis exposes the cost of having none. Trust is difficult to rebuild once customers start planning around its absence.#canada #CanadaNews #fyp #CanadianPolitics #ottawa

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