Agence France-Presse (AFP) set up a blog to focus on fact-checking in response to the multiplication of misinformation and disinformation online, inspired by their experience with the award-winning CrossCheck collaborative project around the 2017 French elections.
A collaborative group of fact-checking editors and a worldwide network of journalists work to help the public and newsrooms come to informed conclusions about information they find online, whether from social media posts, news articles, videos or statements.
Here are some useful posts which mention Canada.
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