Even during the massive story alleging China’s interference in Canadian elections, the legacy media still found time to criticize Pierre Poilievre for not cancelling his MPs who had dinner with German MEP Christine Anderson weeks ago.

Also, The Tragically Hip guitarist Paul Langlois finds it “offensive” that Poilievre used one of their songs during an event – but here’s the kicker – the venue already had the rights to use the song as they pleased!

Plus, after CBC employees were asked personal questions about their gender identity, orientation and religion in confidence, staff were surprised to find their information plastered on their profiles – Oops!

These stories and more on this week’s edition of Fake News Friday with Andrew Lawton and Sue-Ann Levy on True North!

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  • Andrew Lawton

    Andrew Lawton is the managing editor of True North and host of The Andrew Lawton Show. He is the author of two bestselling books, including his most recent work, "Pierre Poilievre: A Political Life."

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  • Sue-Ann Levy

    A two-time investigative reporting award winner and nine-time winner of the Toronto Sun’s Readers Choice award for news writer, Sue-Ann Levy made her name for advocating the poor, the homeless, the elderly in long-term care and others without a voice and for fighting against the striking rise in anti-Semitism and the BDS movement across Canada.

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