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Social media websites like Facebook and Twitter now take in the lion's share of federal advertising dollars, thanks to an ongoing increase in the use of digital advertising by government departments and agencies, new figures show.

Two organizations have filed a formal request for Ontario’s Chief Electoral Officer to launch an investigation into an election advertising blitz by the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP), Canada’s largest oil and gas lobby group.

Canadians have reported receiving calls on their mobile phones from someone called 'Tell City Hall.'

Matthew Boswell, a former Crown attorney, has been chasing down white collar criminals for years. Here's what he has to say about the "terrible guys" scamming Canadians across the country.

Why would a British Columbia newspaper, committed to the highest standard of ethics, refuse to publish an animal cruelty ad about a rodeo event?

Google Canada and Facebook Canada told a Commons committee studying the country's media industry that they don't like the idea of a punitive tax on advertisers.

Google, Facebook and Twitter reap the benefits of top advertising dollars in Canada, even though they generally do not produce any journalism and largely avoid having to pay Canadian taxes.

Call him what you like. For now, Ralph Nader thinks 'Cheating Donald' fits the bill.