Elections Canada created a social-media monitoring unit.

Daniel Haight and Micah Slavens are behind the redevelopment of a website founded by billionaire, Steve Ballmer

Editor-in-chief Dr. Andreas Laupacis said all content on the weekly online edition is now free to the public, with previously published material set to become available in March.

A video recorded of Citrus County's decision saw a board member repeatedly call the newspaper "fake news," as well as voicing their support for U.S. President Donald Trump.

On this week’s Super Awesome Science Show, we’re going to explore its nature, how to diagnose it and also how not to be fooled by it.

Bots aren't playing a major role in the campaign so far, a study of social media shows.

A need to be vigilant about disinformation does not automatically create a need for government laws to prohibit it, writes Rob Breakenridge.

What is being done in Canada to stop the spread of false information online — and do political attack ads make the problem worse?

A Calgary-based legal foundation is asking an Ontario court to strike down new sections of the Elections Act that forbid making certain false statements during a campaign.

Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Susanne Craig is back in her hometown this weekend for a sold-out Alumni Weekend speaker series event at the University of Calgary.