Corrections Policy

We take factual accuracy seriously. When we get something wrong, we want to know and we will fix it.

How to report an issue

If you believe a page on Like A Canadian contains a factual error, an outdated claim, a broken source link, or misleading information, please email us at:

Editorial corrections: hello@likeacanadian.com

Please include the URL of the page, the specific claim you believe is incorrect, and a source or reference supporting the correction if you have one.

What types of issues we correct

•Factual errors about gambling regulations, legal frameworks, or platform availability
•Outdated information that was accurate when published but is no longer current
•Incorrect or misleading health information
•Broken or incorrect source links
•Significant omissions that change the meaning of content
•Typographical errors that change the meaning of a sentence

What we do not correct

•Differences of editorial opinion or framing
•Content that is accurate but not what a reader expected
•Requests to remove accurate information for commercial reasons

How updates are handled

When a factual correction is made, the article is updated with a revised last-reviewed date. For significant corrections, we may add an editorial note at the end of the article noting that a correction was made.

We distinguish between routine content updates (refreshing outdated information as part of a periodic review) and corrections (fixing something that was incorrect). Both types of changes are tracked via the article's updated and last-reviewed dates.

Placeholder sources

Some source links on this site are currently marked as placeholders pending verification. These are clearly labelled as such and will be replaced with verified URLs before the relevant content is considered final. If you are aware of a specific official source that should fill a placeholder, you can let us know via the editorial contact email above.