Welcome to the Editorial Policy of CIKH.CA. Our main goal is to give you clear, honest, and correct news about Canadian immigration. We know that immigration rules change fast and affect your life deeply. Because of this, we take our reporting very seriously.
Here is how we create and manage the content you read on our website.
Accuracy First
We only use official sources for our news. When we write about Express Entry draws, Provincial Nominee Programs, or CRA benefit payments, we get our data directly from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada or official provincial government websites. We do not publish rumors or unverified information.
Our Fact Checking Process
Before any article goes live on our website, it goes through a strict fact check. Our lead writer, Dolly Patwalia, reviews all CRS scores, draw sizes, and policy updates to make sure they match official government records perfectly. We compare our numbers directly with the latest press releases from the Government of Canada.
Independent and Unbiased
CIKH is a completely independent news platform. We are not connected to the Government of Canada or any specific immigration agency. We do not sell immigration services or process visas. This means our news is free from outside influence. We report the facts exactly as they happen.
Clear and Simple Language
Government updates and legal documents can be very hard to read. We promise to break down complex policies into simple English. We want every newcomer, student, and worker to understand how new rules affect them easily.
Corrections and Updates
Immigration rules update often. If IRCC changes a policy after we publish an article, we update our post and clearly show the new date at the top of the page. If we ever make a spelling or data mistake, we fix it immediately and add a clear editor note at the bottom of the article to explain the correction to our readers.
No Legal Advice
Everything we publish is for general news and information only. We do not offer legal advice. Every individual immigration case is entirely different. For your personal application, we always suggest talking to a licensed immigration consultant or a certified lawyer.