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Poilievre’s ‘adversarial’ media strategy ‘concerning’ for democracy, but unlikely to change as long as it keeps working: Hill observers

Journalists have to watch out for Pierre Poilievre's 'mouse traps,' lest they become a target and give the Conservative leader another opportunity to fundraise off a growing distrust of legacy media.

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BY CHELSEA NASH
October 3, 2022

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