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Correction notes are the most useful when they point to a specific sentence, source, date, or missing context. Holdover keeps that path visible because the publication is built around named sources and accountable updates.

For story tips, source suggestions, or a useful correction, include the page URL and the primary document or public record that supports the note. If the issue is sensitive, say that clearly and keep the first note factual.

• Sources and verification
• Corrections
• Editorial standards

Useful places to start

If the note is about a factual claim, source, or correction, the best context is usually already public. Holdover keeps its editorial standard, source approach, and correction path visible so readers can check the work before writing in.

For general reading, the fastest starting points are the current Canadian reference pages and the tool index.

• Editorial standards
• Sources and verification
• Corrections
• Holdover tools