Corrections
Last updated: August 2026
Accuracy matters more to us than speed. HighOnCity, published by Power Brand Ca., corrects factual errors when we find them and records what was wrong.
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How we handle corrections
We review reported errors and, where a material inaccuracy is confirmed, correct the content as soon as practicable. We also correct errors we find ourselves, whether or not a reader has reported them. Corrections are logged below with the date and a description of what was wrong.
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Corrections log
- 2026-08-21 — Corrected: the story carried the Fraser Institute's description of B.C. property rights as a crisis in its own headline and text, and stated the institute's economic claims about investment, job growth and living standards without attribution. Those characterisations are now attributed to the institute, the headline reflects that the analysis is the institute's, and the story now records that the Cowichan First Nation was the successful party in the Richmond ruling and that B.C. enacted DRIPA as government policy. The underlying facts, dates and figures were accurate as published. Read the corrected story
- 2026-08-09 — Removed an update appended to our TTC station supervisors story which dated the strike vote to 5 December 2024. The vote took place in August 2026, as the story states. The date was not drawn from any source and the update has been deleted. Read the corrected story
- 2026-08-07 — Corrected the summary line on our Carfax Canada story, which described the company as omitting undeclared allergen warnings from its reports. Carfax pleaded guilty to failing to disclose that its vehicle history reports could be incomplete; the allergen wording came from an unrelated food recall and had no place in this story. The body of the story was accurate throughout. Read the corrected story
- 2026-08-05 — Corrected: a Montreal shooting story cited earlier HighOnCity coverage of shootings in Marlborough and on Merivale Road as part of a local pattern. Those incidents were in Calgary and Ottawa. The reference has been removed, and the story's dateline corrected from Friday to early Saturday, Aug. 1. Read the corrected story
- 2026-08-05 — Corrected: the story said Liam Pue scored five goals in the first 15 minutes of Canada's 7-3 win over Switzerland. The source states that Canada scored five times in that period and that Pue scored twice. The headline also described Alexis Joseph as dominating the game; he recorded one assist, while Brock England and Pue scored twice each and England was named Canada's player of the game. The headline now reflects what the source was — a scouting profile — rather than a match report. A duplicated closing paragraph was also removed. Read the corrected story
- 2026-07-30 — Corrected: the story reported 72 per cent support for federal intervention, a figure derived by subtracting the 28 per cent who would allow separation — which ignored undecided respondents. Research Co. reported that more than three in five Canadians (about 62 per cent) think Ottawa should not allow separation. A Liberal-voter figure given as 70 per cent has been restored to the pollster's wording, more than seven in ten. Figures verified against Research Co.'s own release. Read the corrected story
- 2026-07-24 — Corrected our repeat-offender hubs story: seven hubs are new (11 total including existing ReVOII hubs, not 11 new), and the 365 people monitored include repeat violent offenders as well as property and public-disorder offenders — Vancouver's 160 comprises 80 in each stream. Read the corrected story
- 2026-07-22 — Corrected the date range in the summary of our GO Transit weekend closure story: the closure runs July 25–26, not "July 26–26" as originally published. Read the corrected story
- 2026-07-18 — Corrected weekday-date mismatches across 111 stories after a systematic audit; automated date verification now runs on every story.
- 2026-07-17 — Removed a duplicate Vancouver storm story that covered the same event as an earlier report.
- 2026-07-16 — Retired duplicate coverage of a national retail story that appeared in two sections.
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