Commitment to Factual Accuracy & Transparent Corrections
At iCanada.online, we take immense pride in journalistic accuracy. However, in the fast-moving digital news environment, errors of fact, misidentifications, or statistical ambiguities may occasionally occur. Our policy is to correct verified factual errors promptly, clearly, and transparently.
Correction Procedures
When a substantial factual error is identified and verified by our editorial desk:
- Article Correction Notice: The article is updated, and a visible editorial notice is placed at the top or bottom of the article noting what was corrected, the accurate information, and the timestamp of the modification.
- Headline / Dek Corrections: If a headline or summary dek contained inaccurate data, the headline is corrected and an explicit clarification is included in the story text.
- Material Updates: If an ongoing story develops new verified facts, the article timestamp is updated with a “Developing Story / Updated” designation.
How to Request a Correction
If you identify a factual error in any iCanada article, please submit a correction request to our editorial desk:
- Email: corrections@icanada.online
- Required Information:
- Exact URL of the article in question.
- The specific sentence or paragraph containing the disputed fact.
- The factual correction requested and supporting documentation (e.g., official government link, court record, primary dataset).
Our editorial desk reviews all correction requests within 24 hours.