Questions we hear often

We focus on political and economic news, regional events happening across Montreal and Quebec, sports coverage, culture and entertainment, and in-depth analytical articles. Our editorial team also conducts expert interviews and produces photo reports. Basically, if it affects daily life in our community, we're probably writing about it.

Yes. Our content is freely accessible to all readers. We believe verified, quality journalism should be available to everyone — young professionals, families, retirees, whoever wants to stay informed about what's happening locally and beyond.

Our editorial team follows standard journalistic practices. We cross-reference sources, reach out directly to relevant parties when possible, and clearly distinguish between confirmed facts and developing stories. If something changes after publication, we update the article and note the correction.

Absolutely. We welcome tips from the community. Send us an email at [email protected] with details about what you've seen or what you think deserves coverage. Not every tip becomes a story, but we read them all.

We consider submissions on a case-by-case basis. If you have expertise in a relevant topic — local politics, economics, culture, sports — reach out with a brief pitch. Include your background and the angle you'd like to explore. Our editorial team reviews submissions and responds within a few business days.

We publish throughout the day, Monday through Friday, during our operating hours of 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Breaking news goes up as it happens. Feature articles, interviews, and analytical pieces typically appear on a regular schedule, though timing varies depending on the story.

Our office is at 845 Rue Sainte-Catherine W in Montreal. That's in the heart of downtown, which keeps us connected to the city we cover.

Email works best for most inquiries: [email protected]. You can also call us at +1 514-555-8831 during business hours. We try to respond to reader messages within one to two business days, though response times vary during busy news periods.

Yes, though Montreal and the surrounding region remain our primary focus. When regional or provincial events have significant local relevance — elections, economic policy, major sports events — we cover those too. National and international news appears when it directly affects our readers.

We do work with advertisers. If you're interested in reaching our readership, send an inquiry to our email address with information about your business and advertising goals. Someone from our team will follow up with details about available options.

Mistakes happen, and we take corrections seriously. Email us at [email protected] with the article link and a description of the error. Our editorial team will review it and make corrections where warranted. We appreciate readers who help us maintain accuracy.

Our primary content is prepared for English-speaking readers. However, given Montreal's bilingual character, some coverage may reference French-language sources or include French terminology where appropriate.