Reporters need more training to recognize when advocacy groups and other actors — some malicious — are using them to help sow election interference.

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Reporters need more training to recognize when advocacy groups and other actors — some malicious — are using them to help sow election interference. Fears about disinformation and media manipulation have sparked a call for increased citizen digital literacy in Canada. But journalists play a powerful role in amplifying […]

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