Randy Hillier Shared a Meme Claiming Justin Trudeau Wants To ‘Replace’ White People. The Quote Appears To Be Very Fake.

Published June 30, 2021 Fact-Check

Randy Hillier refuses to identify the source of a quote linking Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to a white nationalist conspiracy

Celebrity Millionaire W. Brett Wilson Boosted a Misleading Tweet About Electric Cars. Right-Wing Facebook Pages Made It Go Viral.

Published June 22, 2021 Fact-Check

Sorry, W. Brett Wilson: People in California are still allowed to charge their electric cars

No, Justin Trudeau Did Not Tell Entertainment Tonight that Canadians Should ‘Shame’ Family Members Into Getting Vaccines

Published June 4, 2021 Fact-Check

The Post Millennial and Canada Proud pushed a misleading claim that plays into conspiratorial anti-vaccine narratives

Canada Proud is Spreading Misleading Propaganda Claiming COVID-19 Vaccines Will Be Distributed According to ‘Skin Colour’

Published March 4, 2021 Fact-Check

Right-wing Facebook page spreads misinformation in a video attacking public health authorities for prioritizing at-risk racialized communities

Post Millennial Misleadingly Claims the Ontario Legislature Put a ‘Trigger Warning’ on a John A. Macdonald Statue

Published December 8, 2020 Fact-Check

No, the Speaker of Ontario's Legislature did not warn the public that a statue of John A. Macdonald might ‘trigger’ their emotions

Ontario Proud’s Viral Facebook Meme Claiming That Canadian Media Ignored the Murder of a Child is False

Published December 1, 2020 Fact-Check

Ontario Proud falsely claimed the media was 'silent' about the murder of a child and instead focused on an anti-lockdown protest