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• Rebuilt the home dashboard around public search, source-linked profiles and upcoming elections.
• Replaced date bars with a month calendar and day agenda, with country and area filters.
• Added sourced portraits for all 337 current Canadian MPs and 539 US congressional officeholders in the published rosters, plus selected municipal profiles. Missing images remain labelled.
• Improved mobile layouts and kept public browsing anonymous.

Public records across all provinces and territories

• Added clickable regional directories and 5,092 combined government/geography entries with exact official types and original sources.
• Published 337 current MP profiles, all 174 divisions returned by the official 45-1 index, and 58,596 named voting entries. Preserved historical identity and party information at each vote.
• Added the 1,959 official 2025 federal candidate results across 343 ridings as historical election records.
• Published current council rosters, public profiles and selected decision evidence for 17 additional cities, including Toronto and Ottawa.
• Added Vancouver and Yellowknife’s official 2026 candidate registers. Retained Oshawa’s existing nine-candidate guide.
• Expanded anonymous correction intake and source-backed evidence search to national jurisdictions. Added indexed public records to the database and retained editorial consent and revision safeguards.
• Checked individual identity joins and federal roll-call tallies against original exports; corrected a municipal seconder attribution against the source registry.

Ontario directory and durable corrections · earlier release

• Added all 444 Ontario municipal governments with source-backed names, tiers, identifiers, parent relationships and official website listings. Candidate research is labelled separately; Oshawa remains the researched edition.
• Connected anonymous correction submissions to a durable database, private receipts and authorized review tools. Added versioned summary corrections and public change history.
• Prepared consent-based hosted AI review jobs with source checks and usage controls. The processor remains disabled until its credential, model and budget are configured.
• Fixed mobile navigation, comparison overlap, dropdown widths, touch targets, candidate headings and answer labels. Verified layouts at 320, 390 and 1280 pixels.
• Added public editorial and technical contact addresses.

Expanded candidate, community and council records

• Removed the hosted sign-in requirement. Public pages and evidence search require no account.
• Replaced internal routing links with direct page links and checked candidate navigation.
• Published 38 attributed campaign statements and 7 campaign biographies with original source links and check dates.
• Published 46 selected council decisions, including 137 named actions across Giberson, Lee and Marimpietri.
• Added 7 genuine candidate portraits with source credits and documented editorial use.
• Added Dave Westlake’s identity-matched campaign website; retained transparent gaps where candidate-owned sources were not verified.
• Added 22 source-linked community and public activity records, including primary community sources and attributed candidate accounts. Six scheduled October 8 appearances are labelled as upcoming, not completed contributions.
• Expanded the council sample through March 23, 2026 and added caption-based meeting summaries for each of the three councillor candidates.
• Added Coons’s public working-draft platform, campaign biography and Facebook material.
• Connected policy comparisons and evidence search to the published source data.
• Removed technical URL explanations from the regional page and shortened the illustration label.

All nine candidates and official voting instructions

Certified nominations, council offices and city-listed campaign contacts checked against official sources. Election day is October 26; registration/PIN and voting deadlines are distinguished.