Canada is relying on a controversial U.S. tech company for military software | CBC News
CBC News reports growing scrutiny over Canada's multimillion-dollar military contracts with U.S. software company Palantir, whose Gotham system has run on classified Defence Department networks since 2020 under a contract flagged "not for public disclosure" and worth up to $63 million. Experts warn the CLOUD Act could still expose Canadian data to U.S. authorities, and some say Canada should cut ties and build domestic alternatives, citing Palantir's ties to American immigration enforcement and the Trump administration.
