Canada - Researchers studied who's spreading the most conspiracy theories in Canada. Here's what they found

Canadians are becoming more exposed to conspiracy theory content in their social media feeds, but only a certain number of accounts are responsible for promoting the vast majority of it, a new study suggests.

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