News tracedTo the source

StartedJune 2026
EditionCanada, more to come

Case study · Immigration Ledger

SourcesOfficial, linked on every article
LanguagesEN · FR · PA · HI · UR
The Immigration Ledger website on a laptop screen

Immigration news reached people late, second-hand and in one language. We built a publication that reports what changed and what it means from official government sources only, in plain language, in the languages its readers actually speak.

Editorially independent. Not legal advice. Facts from immigrationledger.com, October 2026.

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Sections, from asylum and refugee to work permits
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Languages: English plus reviewed French, Punjabi, Hindi and Urdu
100%
Of articles link the official sources they came from
0
Articles published without a human editor's approval

*From immigrationledger.com, October 2026

A newsroom pipeline: official announcements in, recorded facts, an AI-assisted draft, a human editor, then publication, translation and distribution.

What we built

  • Source capture
  • FactsExact words
  • AI-assisted draft
  • Editor approves
  • Sources listed
  • AsylumRefugee
  • BorderEnforcement
  • Family sponsorship
  • Points systemsDraws
  • StudyWork permits
  • Reviewed translations
  • Weekly edition
  • Most read
  • RSS
  • Corrections policy
Case studyImmigration Ledger
The problem(01)

Late,Second-hand

Official immigration announcements are dense, scattered across departments and rarely explained. By the time they reached people they were filtered through other outlets, often late, and almost always in English only.

Immigration Ledger
The decisions(02)

Sources first,Editor last

Only official government sources, linked on every article. An AI-assisted first draft that uses nothing but the recorded facts, and a human editor who verifies the claims and alone can publish. Reviewed translations into French, Punjabi, Hindi and Urdu, so people can read in the language that is easiest for them.

Newsroom
The hard part(03)

SourcesAnd trust

Finding and capturing the right official sources, and earning trust for a new publication in a field full of rumour. Both are solved the same way: every claim is traceable to the document it came from, and every article says so.

The lab
What's next(04)

Canada first,Then the world

Immigration Ledger started with Canada in June 2026. Editions for the United States, India, Australia and the other countries immigration leads to are next. The pipeline we built is what makes a new edition a matter of sources, not of rebuilding.

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The lab
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From the first call, we meet your team to understand every role and build the foundation of a working partnership.

Beyond launch, we stay on for screen-share sessions whenever they help, answer quickly, and keep critical support running when you need it. Through that ongoing conversation we keep finding opportunities to build new capabilities for your business.

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