April 28, 2019
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#275 Sneaking Chinese Propaganda Into The Canadian Media
A popular pundit has a curious connection: her company worked for China.
Jesse Brown
Host & Publisher

South China Morning Post‘s Vancouver correspondent Ian Young tells Jesse that the Canadian media has “blind spots” when it comes to how the Chinese government tries to influence the conversation in Canada.


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