#108 Democracy Under Attack: The Rise of Online Hate

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Sep 18, 202533:31Government & Organizations

Online harassment of political figures in Canada is on the rise. Nearly half of campaign-related tweets are uncivil or abusive, discouraging diverse candidates and eroding trust in democracy. In this episode, Host Anthon...

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