Ontario’s chief electoral officer pushes for greater power to censor ‘misinformation’
Saturday, November 16th 2024, 12:00:39 pm
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Greg Essensa, the chief electoral officer in Ontario, now wants greater powers, and more tools, to fight whatever is deemed to be 'misinformation' as well as the ability to more effectively remove content branded as 'false and misleading.'
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