Alex Boyd

Canada seems to function as a concept, a cautionary tale, a funhouse mirror for an American-leaning audience; it’s a useful target for taking aim at all the perceived ills of left-wing politics.

Laura Southern insisted she’d been “deceived” by those who’d hired her and that she had total control over the videos she’d made during testimony before a House of Commons committee on Thursday.

Trudeau told the foreign-meddling inquiry that Peterson was among those taking money from the Kremlin.

A U.S. indictment alleges that two Russians helped funnel millions of dollars into a media company in order to spread misinformation that would benefit Moscow.

Peterson Academy is a business venture, a thumb of the nose to his previous employer — and the next evolution of the man who is one of Canada's biggest digital

While Republican leaders point fingers at political rivals, left-leaning voices have also joined the fray.

The performance artist behind “Birds Aren’t Real” believes that people fall for conspiracy theories because they feel disconnected from society.

The “Birds Aren’t Real” conspiracy theory took Gen Z by storm. Here’s why the founder thinks people are really drawn to misinformation movements.

Canadian victims lost almost $24 million last year to text-based scammers offering job opportunities that seemed too good to be true.

The question of Poilievre’s ties — real or otherwise — to an extremist online group known as Diagolon are back in the spotlight.