My canon print MF8050Cn don't print under Yosemite

Hello,
this morning i tried to print but my printer Canon MF8050Cn don't want it. I don't know if my mac is just update about driver.
Thanks

Re: Printing on Yosemite is anyone haveing problems?
shows that Canon posted drivers today. Maybe they posted drivers for your printer.

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