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Daryl Cooper, the Saskatchewan Party candidate for Saskatoon Eastview, has resigned his nomination. The resignation comes after it was publicized Cooper has been engaging with members of the QAnon conspiracy group online and shared an unproven theory about the cause of pandemics on planet earth. …
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The leader of the Saskatchewan Party says online interactions by a candidate in the upcoming provincial election with people who appear to support the right-wing conspiracy group QAnon are concerning. Daryl Cooper, who is running for the Saskatchewan Party in Saskatoon Eastview, recently deleted …
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Front Burner An anti-mask conspiracy movement with ties to the far right is gaining momentum in Quebec. Jonathan Montpetit tells us why, and what it means for the province’s fight against COVID-19. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Sep 28, 2020 4:53 AM ET | Last Updated: September 28 Some …
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In a world where “it is getting more and more difficult to sort fact from fiction,” it’s crucial to dissect popular conspiracies and hold governments accountable, said Michelle Shephard. Brainwashed, the new CBC Podcast co-produced with The Fifth Estate and hosted by Shephard, shines a light on one …
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Twitter said Thursday it has reduced impressions on QAnon-related tweets by more than 50 per cent through its “work to deamplify content and accounts” associated with the conspiracy theory. In July, the social media company said it would stop recommending QAnon content and accounts in a crackdown …
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Late one Tuesday night in May, while most of Quebec was still under lockdown orders, the phone rang in Premier François Legault’s riding office. In a calm but firm voice, a man left a message saying he regretted voting for Legault, and then warned the premier that his days were numbered. A few …
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Late one Tuesday night in May, while most of Quebec was still under lockdown orders, the phone rang in Premier François Legault’s riding office. In a calm but firm voice, a man left a message saying he regretted voting for Legault, and then warned the premier that his days were numbered. A few …
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Late one Tuesday night in May, while most of Quebec was still under lockdown orders, the phone rang in Premier François Legault’s riding office. In a calm but firm voice, a man left a message saying he regretted voting for Legault, and then warned the premier that his days were numbered. A few …
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Quebec provincial police are investigating whether at least two cellphone tower fires north of Montreal could be linked to conspiracy theories that 5G wireless technology caused the coronavirus pandemic. Early Thursday morning, Quebec provincial police arrested a 28-year-old man and a 25-year-old …
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Lana Ponting was just 16 when she was given LSD and methamphetamine in a series of brainwashing experiments by a world-renowned psychiatrist in 1958. “I didn’t even know half the time who I was,” Ponting said. “It was almost like a jail. It was horrible.” The 78-year-old Winnipegger spent a month …
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