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You really can't make this up. CBC's source of misinformation about the Freedom Convoy, the guy that spun Ottawa into a frenzy, is presented as an expert by CBC in "misinformation" Justin Ling spun wild tales that were believed by media and law enforcement and none had the courage...

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