Contact

Contact

Whether you want to share a correction, suggest a story, ask about archived material or talk about a partnership, the fastest route is to send the request with enough detail to point us in the right direction. Clear subject lines, relevant links and a short explanation of what you need help us respond with the right next step.

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Readers and subscribers

Ask about newsletters, links, archive access, corrections and general feedback.

Sources and contributors

Send concise pitches, relevant expertise and why the story matters now.

Partners and advertisers

Share your audience, timeline and campaign idea so the conversation starts in the right place.

Reader enquiries

Reader messages work best when they explain the issue in one or two plain sentences. If you are referencing a page, include the URL. If you are reporting an error, tell us what looks wrong and, when possible, point to the source that should be checked.

Story ideas and editorial notes

A strong tip or pitch is timely, specific and relevant to readers in Canada following Europe. Tell us what happened, why it matters and who we should speak to next if the lead is worth pursuing.

Commercial and partnership enquiries

For sponsorships or collaborations, include your target audience, preferred placement, timing and what outcome matters most. That makes it easier to outline an option that fits instead of trading vague emails.

Send the Right Kind of Message

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I include in a correction request?

Include the page URL, the detail that looks incorrect and, if possible, a link or document that helps verify the correction.

Can I submit a story tip anonymously?

You can share as much or as little identifying information as you are comfortable with, but more context helps us evaluate the tip responsibly.

Do you handle advertising through the contact page?

Yes, though the /advertise/ page is the best place to start if your question is commercial.