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Heidi Legg

Massachusetts
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Read laterally. The North Atlantica on Substack. Past: @UKinBoston @FCDOgovUK @IQSS @Harvard @ShorensteinCtr @Kennedy_School. TheEditorial.com. Retweets—in awe.
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OH Canada

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By Heidi Legg
| Substack
Canadians vote tomorrow. Six quick weeks. Amazing. A tonic to the American election industry. If you want my hot takes over the next 28 hours, follow me @heidilegg on X. I post OFTEN, be forewarned. Election Primer: Canadians vote for their member of parliament (MP) by riding and riding only. Voters write only one name on a ballot: the person you choose to be your MP. You do not vote for the Prime Minister, nor the Senate (nominated like the UK House of Lords). You write down one name and one name only.
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Have you heard the news? But who owns what you're hearing and reading? We need to know.

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By Heidi Legg
| Milford Daily News
Once, we knew who owned our news sources. In cities and towns across the nation, we knew whom to hold accountable. Today, a deluge of information is pounding us daily from a mind-boggling number of sources, many freewheeling, unfiltered and not journalism. The ownership and funding are far too obscure – even unknowable. It has left Americans questioning what is true. This needs to end.
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Have you heard the news? But who owns what you're hearing and reading? We need to know.

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By Heidi Legg
| USA Today
Once, we knew who owned our news sources. In cities and towns across the nation, we knew whom to hold accountable. Today, a deluge of information is pounding us daily from a mind-boggling number of sources, many freewheeling, unfiltered and not journalism. The ownership and funding are far too obscure – even unknowable. It has left Americans questioning what is true. This needs to end.
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