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The fight to preserve network neutrality, already well under way in the United States, picked up steam in Canada in recent weeks when it emerged that some major Internet service providers (ISPs) have been limiting Internet speeds for certain types of functions. This practice is known as "traffic shaping" or "throttling," and Internet activists say it jeopardizes net neutrality, the principle that ensures a free and open Internet without discrimination.
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