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Ottawa's new Digital Safety Act expected to include under-16 social media ban

OTTAWA — The federal government will introduce its online harms bill, the Digital Safety Act, as soon as Wednesday.Culture Minister Marc Miller, who is taking the lead on the legislation, says the bill is needed because "kids are dying.

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Ottawa's new Digital Safety Act expected to include under-16 social media ban

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