Canada's millennials are also more trusting of media that are widely considered untrustworthy. But other research shows Baby Boomers share fake news more.

A new survey commission by the Ontario Science Centre indicates Canadians believe science is the key to solving critical global issues but worry their peers are more in favour of less fact-based approaches.

A majority Canadians say they trust traditional news media.

The Quebec City shootings don't fit an anti-Muslim narrative, but this week conspiracy theorist Alex Jones did his best to fix that.

Here's a roundup of things that didn't happen this week.

Author and columnist Susan Delacourt and journalism professor Chris Waddell join Tom Clark to discuss the rise of fake news, particularly on Facebook and how this affects democracy.

Here's a roundup of things that didn't happen, through somebody would like you to believe otherwise.

Here's a roundup of news this week that you may not have seen, and didn't happen in the real world — though somebody would like you to believe otherwise.

Shocking, outrageous - and imaginary. If these four fake news items are cited at your dinner table, you'll be ready.