Canada has announced it is imposing a new round of sanctions on Russian media personalities and companies accused of spreading disinformation about Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.
Foreign Affairs Minister Melanie Joly announced the latest sanctions against 38 individuals and 16 entities, saying those affected are propagating Russian President Vladimir Putin's lies.
The list also includes one of Russia's largest state-owned media groups, MIA Rossiya Segodnya, which owns and operates a large number of Russian-language companies.
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