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Newsroom Ready: Federal officials warn of disinformation risk tied to election debates

Federal officials are advising voters to be on the lookout for online disinformation tied to the election debates this week. Federal party leaders will square off in a televised French-language debate Wednesday and an English-language one on Thursday. (April 14, 2025)

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