Our standards
- Prefer primary research, public guidance, and direct documentation.
- State the date, audience, geography, and important limitations of statistics.
- Separate evidence from interpretation and label our own recommendations.
- Do not publish fabricated testimonials, ratings, credentials, screenshots, or product claims.
- Use clear language that respects children and families without fear-based framing.
Review and updates
Each resource has a visible review date. We revisit time-sensitive claims, product descriptions, links, and safety guidance when the underlying source changes or a material correction is identified. A resource may be updated without changing its URL; the change is recorded in the product changelog when it affects the website or app experience.
AI-assisted drafting
AI tools may help with brainstorming or language editing, but they are not an editorial authority. A human must check the source, wording, age-appropriateness, privacy implications, and final links before publication. We do not present generated text as expert review.
Corrections and feedback
If you find an error, misleading wording, broken source link, or accessibility problem, email info@vizancia.ca with the page URL and a short explanation. We will investigate, correct material errors, and note the update date. We do not guarantee a particular publication timeline, but we take safety and factual corrections seriously.
Conflicts and sponsorship
Any paid placement, affiliate relationship, or material conflict would be disclosed on the relevant page. The current resource hub is educational content published by Vizancia and is not sponsored by the sources it links to.