The NDP said in a statement that the image was taken from a North American stock image service, and that ‘nowhere did the service mention where the video was taken’
The New Democrats used a stock image from Russia in a recent video, weeks after the party criticized the Conservatives for doing the same.
The two seniors are also featured in photographs on a website for a Russian university, which says they are faculty members there. The Conservative party deleted the video after online criticism, saying “mistakes happen” while pointing out that a Liberal ad from 2011 was scrutinized over its use of stock images.
“I love Canada. I want the next election to be run in Canada, for Canada,” Angus said in a statement on Aug. 19.“I find it very strange that two major Canadian political parties – the NDP and the CPC – are not taking more care in their communications to Canadians about Canadians,” said Government House leader Karina Gould in a statement.
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