About MapleBrief

MapleBrief is a small, independent Canadian news-digest project. Every 30 minutes we pull publicly available RSS/Atom feeds from six Canadian newsrooms, pick the freshest headlines, and commission a large language model to write a new, clearly labeled brief — headline, short structure, key takeaways, tags — from the material.

What we do not do: copy articles verbatim, hide where the material came from, or pretend a machine wrote it in the newsroom. Every brief carries an explicit “sources analyzed” attribution block and a “nofollow” outbound link back to the original reporting, and we keep the raw source text in our own database for provenance inspection and correction/DMCA workflows.

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If you believe a brief misrepresents the original reporting, or you are a rights holder asking for attribution to be handled differently, please use the contact page — we read every issue.