Editorial & corrections policy
Updated October 7, 2026
Practical, Canadian and accountable
Leaf helps readers understand change and take a useful next step. We distinguish reported facts, practical suggestions and opinion, and link to relevant sources.
Sources and testing
We favour original and authoritative sources. Prices, requirements and availability are dated where relevant. We only describe a tool as tested when we have actually tested it; guides do not invent interviews or personal experience.
AI assistance
AI may assist research, drafting and production. Leaf remains responsible for checking sources, editing and publication decisions.
Corrections
Readers can report a concern through Contact Leaf. We investigate and correct material errors. Significant corrections carry a visible correction note; publication and updated dates are shown on articles.
Commercial independence
Paid sponsorships and advertisements are labelled. Affiliate relationships, when used, are disclosed near the relevant recommendation. Payment does not buy editorial approval.