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Did Reddit year-end recaps expose Russian interference in Alberta?
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Both are foreign interference. Do you go to random threads of foreign small towns and weigh in. No. These people are politically or financially motivated.
Random foreign small towns? No. But I might have (when I was still using Reddit) gone to the community sub of a town where I have friends or family living, or where I'm going to visit soon/visited recently. And that sort of thing is far more likely to happen between Canada and America than it is between Canada and Russia.