General contact: for all general enquiries, email info@torontopost.org — we route your message to the right desk.
This page is your direct line to the newsroom. Whether you have a story tip, a correction request, a question about our journalism, or a business inquiry, using the right contact channel helps us respond faster and more accurately. Every message reaches a real person reviewed by our editorial team, and we treat every contact with the same care we give our reporting.
How do I reach the right desk?
Each function email at Toronto Post (torontopost.org) goes directly to the team that handles that specific area. Using the correct address ensures your message is routed to the right person without delay.
For general inquiries, start with info@torontopost.org. For specific needs, use these dedicated addresses (all @torontopost.org):
- editorial — Editorial proposals, story ideas, and feedback on our coverage
- newsdesk — Breaking news tips and urgent story leads
- tips — Confidential tips and document submissions
- press — Media inquiries and interview requests
- corrections — Notify us of factual errors in published articles
- complaints — Formal concerns about our reporting or conduct
- factcheck — Questions about the accuracy of a specific piece
- legal — Legal notices, subpoenas, and takedown requests
- privacy — Privacy-related requests and data inquiries
- advertising — Display advertising, sponsorships, and commercial partnerships
- partnerships — Content licensing and syndication opportunities
- publisher — Corporate and ownership matters
- copyright — Copyright infringement claims and permissions
- affiliate — Questions about affiliate links and disclosures
- sponsored — Sponsored content and native advertising proposals
Who is on the editorial team?
Our editorial leadership is named and accountable for every piece we publish. The full team profiles and contact details are available on the Our Team page. Editor-in-Chief Catherine Roy (catherine.roy@torontopost.org, +1 416 555 0220) oversees all editorial standards, publication decisions, and corrections. Managing Editor Marc Tremblay (marc.tremblay@torontopost.org, +1 416 555 0221) runs the daily newsroom. Municipal Affairs Editor Hannah Walsh (hannah.walsh@torontopost.org, +1 416 555 0222) covers city hall and transit. Provincial Affairs Editor Jessica Morin (jessica.morin@torontopost.org, +1 416 555 0224) handles provincial policy and regional economics. Community & Events Correspondent Kevin Sullivan (kevin.sullivan@torontopost.org, +1 416 555 0223) reports on neighbourhoods and local culture. Andrew Leblanc (andrew.leblanc@torontopost.org, +1 416 555 0225) leads fact-checking, source verification, and corrections as Standards & Fact-Checking Lead.
How this works in practice
Say you read an article about a Toronto council vote and notice a factual mistake. Instead of guessing who to contact, you write to corrections@torontopost.org. That message goes directly to Andrew Leblanc’s team. They open a case, verify the information against original sources, and if an error is confirmed, a correction notice is appended to the article within 24 hours. You receive a reply confirming the outcome. If you have a confidential document about municipal contracting, you send it to tips@torontopost.org — that inbox is monitored by the newsdesk with privacy safeguards. Every email address here is read by a human; we do not use automated triage for editorial matters.
Where is the registered office and how do I call?
Toronto Post is owned and operated by Northern Beacon Media Inc., an Ontario corporation (Ontario Business Registry company number 1003194827). Our registered office is Unit 12, 95 King Street East, Toronto, ON M5C 1G4, Canada. For general inquiries, call +1 416 555 0210. For editorial matters and the newsroom, call +1 416 555 0220. Our full corporate and ownership details are published in our Ownership & Funding disclosure.
How do I submit a correction or complaint?
We take accuracy and accountability seriously. To report an error, write to corrections@torontopost.org with a link to the article and the specific mistake. Our Corrections Policy explains how we investigate and publish corrections. For a formal complaint about our journalism or conduct, use complaints@torontopost.org and reference our Complaints Procedure, which outlines the review process and expected timelines. If you have a news tip, please see our Tip Us page for guidance on protecting your identity and submitting information securely.
In short
Use the function emails above to reach the right desk quickly, and know that every message goes to a named member of our team. We are a Canadian digital news publisher headquartered in Toronto, committed to transparent, human-edited journalism. Your contact matters, and we will reply.