A new CSIS ad campaign is using Soviet-style imagery to warn Canadians about disinformation

By WNews 1 Min Read

Canada’s spy agency is leaning on Soviet imagery to help prime the public against disinformation, but experts say Moscow is more likely to use images that make readers think the messaging is coming from North American sources.

Last month, the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) started posting on social media about its efforts to counteract deliberately misleading information online.

The posts feature a font that resembles the Cyrillic alphabet, featuring stars instead of dots and the letter N appearing backwards.

One posting features a Russian nesting doll, known as a matryoshka, with the words, “Do you know who is behind it? Disinformation is

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