I'm still sort of shocked that the Globe and Mail (among others) basically lied to everyone about what the first Hogue report said yesterday.

There is no democracy without the press, but what do we do when they're part of the problem?

And here we are almost a year later. What did Fred DeLorey say on #PnPCBC yesterday about the Hogue report? '...I thought I read it last year when David Johnston put it out...' He was being a bit tongue in cheek, but has been consistent about this and where to go from here.

Honoured to have my friend, and our Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau join me in #Etobicoke - Lakeshore to hear our neighbours’ concerns directly. #GoKnockDoors

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CBC News : J.D. Irving gets into wind farm business with $550M project in western N.B. cbc.ca/news/canada/ne…

This is outrageous given Meta’s introduction of its default limit on political content for all users and the lengths anyone has to go to to advertise anything related to what is considered social issues. apnews.com/article/5326da…

How subtle forms of misinformation affect what we buy and how much we trust brands theconversation.com/how-subtle-for… via The Conversation

'...the impact of indirect #misinformation is profound. It breeds confusion, doubt and a general sense of vulnerability.'

'Continuous exposure to…

Pierre Poilievre has been accused of flirting with Diagolon. Here's what the extremist group thinks of that trib.al/doVomCK

Many in media are reporting as if the report does not explicitly say this.

'Overall, though, the budget represents a significant advance in Ottawa’s approach toward, and support for, unhoused people'
#cdnpoli

thestar.com/opinion/editor…

'Planned or improvised, Poilievre’s willingness to degrade the debate in chamber surely paid off financially for his party.

But it did not for Canadian democracy'

#cdnpoli

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This is the real issue of foreign interference in 🇨🇦

A foreign government may have helped kill someone on 🇨🇦 soil

And at the time some media like Bill Carroll 580 CFRA questioned the integrity of the Prime Minister for going public with the intelligence he had

#cdnpoli

Clarification:

A film distributor has alleged that the shootings are linked to an intimidation campaign by other film distributors to prevent popular South Indian movies from appearing in large chains.

Man facing charges after alleged after hours theatre shootings -globalnews.ca/news/10467617/…

Andrew making a huge point here. Someone with a massive lead in the polls is saying ‘when I win I will decide if and when the Charter of Rights still applies’ This is the Trump playbook.

Listening to this interview with two former CSIS directors makes you feel like a lot of what we've heard re foreign interference is generally overblown, even if there is work to do to ensure electoral safety going forward.

youtu.be/RJvnCi0eiGc

'So ultimately what you have is a whole lot of stuff, I guess mostly in the Globe & Mail, which turns out not to be true, which has spun the whole issue considerably further than the actual information appears to support.'
- Ward Elcock, former CSIS Director, starting at 2:12.

Our elections are secure. That should be severely underlined today.

Here is the segment with R. Fadden & W. Elcock commenting on the Nijjar case and the Hogue findings. At about 12:14min. Elcock comments on the G&M reporting 'which turns out not to be true', but doesn't negate FI, simply suggests the report isn't damning.
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