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- Facebook's ban on Canadian news has made it difficult for communities to share timely information during emergencies like floods and wildfires.
- Residents are relying on creative workarounds, such as screenshots and manual updates, to disseminate vital information.
- Experts warn that the news blackout reduces access to verified information and hinders community resilience.
Facebook News Blackout Hinders Disaster Response in Canadian Communities
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