Last updated: November 17, 2025
At The Canada Report, clarity and accuracy are at the heart of everything we publish. Because our work relies on summarizing news from multiple reputable sources, it’s essential that our summaries reflect the facts as they were reported — and that we correct mistakes quickly and transparently.
Our Commitment to Accuracy
We compare reporting from more than one trusted Canadian or international outlet whenever possible. Our goal is to give readers a balanced, easy-to-understand view of the news without adding noise or unnecessary interpretation.
Even with careful review, errors can happen. When they do, we fix them.
How We Handle Corrections
If we discover an error that changes the meaning or context of a story, we update the article and add a clear correction note explaining what was changed and why.
Examples include:
- Incorrect dates or figures
- Misstated facts from source material
- Missing or misinterpreted context
- Broken or incorrect source links
Minor fixes — such as grammar or wording adjustments that don’t affect meaning — may be made without a formal correction note.
How You Can Request a Correction
We encourage readers to reach out if something looks incorrect or unclear.
📧 info@thecanadareport.ca
Subject line: Correction Request
Please include:
- The article link
- A description of the issue
- Any helpful context or sources
Every request is reviewed promptly by a member of our editorial team.
Transparency Matters
We don’t delete stories simply because they are controversial or criticized. But if we ever retract or significantly revise a story, we will make that clear.
Our goal is simple: Smart, simple news you can trust.