Foreign influence registry gives journalists a ‘limited’ tool against ‘clandestine’ threat: national security expert Dan Stanton
The question of whether reporters will need to be counted in the new database also ‘gets at the debate over who is and isn’t a journalist,' says former Carleton Journalism School director Chris Waddell.
As Canada’s first foreign influence transparency commissioner attempts to manage expectations over his office’s newly launched public registry, observers say it provides journalists with a new tool—and greater responsibility—to safeguard their reporting against forei...
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