I'm sorry. I didn't hear the beginning of your question, but one thing is that.... I don't know the statutes in Canada, but in Europe, Russia Today is under sanctions and, also, all their bank accounts are frozen and they cannot operate anymore, but what we have seen is that actually it doesn't prevent at all the Russian propaganda from being shared.
What we need to do is to identify the networks and sanction them, but very quickly and at the same time use existing examples of coherent and victorious fights against disinformation and the manipulation of information. I was very proud to chair the first-ever official delegation of the European Parliament to Taipei. I encourage you to work with Taiwanese authorities and to learn from them what they do to keep democracy growing while being under a permanent attack from the Chinese Communist Party.