Inside out or outside in: no nucleus ID’d as far-right influences spread through and from Canada

'The mere existence of social media' creates a global marketplace for the like-minded to gather and perpetuate fake news, says Institute on Governance VP Brad Graham.
Social media is one source of foreign and domestic influence for alt-right and far-right groups, experts say, but western alienation may also play a part in these movements.
The boundaries are blurry when it comes to how Canada’s far right and alt-right—terms that experts define differently—influence and are influenced by their international counterparts, in terms of where and how movements and ideas begin and develop. The recent trucker convoy protests in Ottawa...

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