MOTIVATION TORONTO / THE CITY GUIDE

Editorial standards and corrections

How Motivation Toronto sources stories, labels coverage and handles correction requests.

Original features and curated briefs

Founder features may be based on written answers supplied by the people featured. Their accounts and business claims should be attributed. A feature is not an endorsement of a product or service. Curated news briefs name the originating publisher and link to the full source.

Verification and dates

Use primary announcements for organizer details and program information. Distinguish announced plans, projections and completed outcomes. An event listing’s “checked” date records when its source was reviewed; it does not guarantee continuing availability.

Images and commercial relationships

Credit supplied photography and licensed images. Label editorial illustrations and file photographs when their context matters. Identify paid or sponsored coverage clearly; do not present advertising as independent reporting.

AI-assisted work

AI tools may assist drafting, research, illustrations and website production. Published claims still need attributable sources. AI output alone is not evidence, and generated illustrations must not be presented as documentary photographs.

Request a correction

Email motivationtoronto@gmail.com with the page URL, the passage in question and a supporting source. Corrections should identify material changes and retain the original publication date, with an update date when appropriate.

Event organizers can use the same address to flag a cancellation or changed detail. No response time or publication guarantee is promised.