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Editorial: The Cost of Online Misinformation

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Misinformation spreads online faster than truth, and Canadians are feeling the impact. Social platforms reward speed and emotion, not accuracy, leaving many people vulnerable to false claims that shape opinions and divide communities. That’s why credible journalism matters now more than ever. Canada’s established newsrooms — especially local print newspapers — continue to verify facts, challenge sources, and provide context that random online posts simply don’t offer. Print may feel old‑fashioned to some, but it remains one of the most reliable ways to access information that’s been checked, edited, and held to professional standards. In a time when anyone can publish anything, Canadians need trustworthy reporting to stay informed and grounded. Turning to credible Canadian news sources is not just wise — it’s essential.

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