Canadian voters are having to sift through mountains of information from the various political parties and their supporters. While some campaign flyers and social media posts quote news coverage, facts can be manipulative by selective wording and editing. As Jeff Semple explains, Canadians need to do their research before taking campaign ads at face value.
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Fighting Disinformation: Misleading claims in campaign ads
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