This page explains what Canada Scope is, how our journalism works, and what you can expect from us. Use it to understand our mission, meet the team, and find out how to get in touch or share feedback.
What this means for you, the reader
You can trust that every article you read on Canada Scope has been written by a named journalist, reviewed by an editor, and fact‑checked before publication. We do not publish anything that has not passed through human editorial judgement – even when we use digital tools to help with research or drafting.
Our goal is to give you clear, practical coverage of Canadian news, politics, business, technology, world affairs and public‑interest stories. We avoid spin and oversimplification, and we label sponsored or commercial content clearly. If you see an affiliate link, we disclose it. Your trust is the foundation of our work.
What we cover
Canada Scope covers the topics that matter most to English‑speaking readers in Canada and abroad: national news, federal and provincial politics, the economy and cost of living, business and markets, technology, global affairs, and culture and society.
Our politics and public affairs editor, Hannah Walsh, oversees federal and provincial policy coverage. Jessica Morin leads business and economy reporting, focusing on markets, inflation and household finances. Kevin Sullivan handles culture, lifestyle and society stories. Every section is staffed by experienced journalists who bring their own expertise to the coverage.
We also produce explainers and analysis that help you understand complex issues without oversimplifying them. Our editorial mission is trustworthy Canadian journalism that puts clarity first.
How does our editorial process work?
Every story begins with a pitch or assignment, is drafted by a named writer, then reviewed by an editor and fact‑checked by our standards lead. No piece is published without a human editor’s final approval, regardless of any digital tools used in research or formatting.
Our Standards & Fact‑Checking Lead, Andrew Leblanc, is responsible for source verification, corrections and ensuring our reporting meets the highest standards. We maintain a formal corrections policy and a complaints procedure. You can read our full editorial policy and fact‑checking policy for details.
Editorial Policy | Fact‑Checking Policy | Corrections Policy
Who is responsible for what you read
Catherine Roy, Editor‑in‑Chief, sets editorial standards, makes publication decisions and oversees corrections. She works closely with Marc Tremblay, Managing Editor, who runs the daily newsroom, commissions stories and reviews headlines. The full team is listed on our team page.
Our Team – includes contact details for each editor
Andrew Leblanc leads fact‑checking and source verification. All named writers are accountable for the accuracy of their bylines. If you have a concern about any piece, you can contact Catherine Roy directly at catherine.roy@canadascope.org or call the editorial line at +1 416 555 0220.
How this works in practice
Here is a concrete example. Suppose our politics editor learns of a new federal budget measure affecting small‑business taxes. The story is assigned to a named reporter, who interviews sources, gathers data, and drafts the article. An editor reviews it for clarity and fairness. Andrew Leblanc checks key figures and verifies quotes against primary sources. Only after all three steps does the story appear on the site. If a reader later spots an error, we publish a correction and a note explaining the change.
This same process applies whether we are covering a technology policy, a cost‑of‑living report or an international event. Digital tools may help with transcription or metadata, but they never make editorial decisions. Every piece you read is the result of human judgement.
Who owns and funds Canada Scope
Canada Scope is owned and operated by Northern Beacon Media Inc., an Ontario corporation registered under business number 1003194827. Our registered office is Unit 12, 95 King Street East, Toronto, ON M5C 1G4.
Our funding comes from display advertising, affiliate links, commercial partnerships, sponsored content, newsletter sponsorships, and content licensing. Sponsored or commercial material is clearly labelled, and affiliate links are disclosed. No commercial relationship determines our editorial conclusions. For full transparency, see our ownership and funding disclosure and our advertising and affiliate disclosure.
Ownership & Funding | Advertising & Affiliate Disclosure
How can you contact us?
You can reach us by email at info@canadascope.org for general inquiries, or use the specific function addresses listed on our contact page. Our main phone is +1 416 555 0210; the editorial line is +1 416 555 0220. For tips, please use tips@canadascope.org.
Contact Page – includes all department emails and a contact form
We welcome corrections, complaints, story suggestions and feedback. If you want to pitch a story, contact the relevant editor by email or use newsdesk@canadascope.org. For privacy matters, write to privacy@canadascope.org.
In short
Canada Scope is an independent Canadian news publisher that puts accuracy, transparency and human editorial judgement first. Our named writers, editors and fact‑checkers work together to deliver clear, trustworthy journalism you can rely on.