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With the launch of Editors Canada’s new website comes a refreshed look for The Editors’ Weekly! Take some time to look around and explore!

One of the biggest changes for the blog is the creation of a dedicated site for French content. While The Editors’ Weekly currently operates in English, we do get occasional posts in French, as well as posts that are published simultaneously in both languages. Going forward, you can find French content for L’Hebdomadaire des réviseurs at blogue.reviseurs.ca.

[Editor’s note: Our new websites feature all the content you’ve enjoyed over from our contributors over the years. However, you may notice that reader comments on our January 2024 posts did not carry over to the new sites. I apologize to those who left such thoughtful remarks last month!]

As we continue into the spring with the blog’s shiny new websites, we’ll be looking for wonderful new content too! If you’d like to write for The Editors’ Weekly, please share your idea through our contact form or by email to blog@editors.ca.

Thank you to Editors Canada and the website task force for all your hard work!

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Laura Bontje

Laura Bontje is a freelance editor whose clients include award-winning authors, Big 5 publishers, indie authors and those just beginning their writing journeys. Her areas of specialty include children's literature (from picture books to YA), mysteries/thrillers and upmarket fiction.

When she's not editing other people's books, Laura writes her own. Her picture books include Was It a Cat I Saw? (illus. Emma Lidia Squillari), When the Air Sang (illus. Sarah Whang), Marian's Big Dig (illus. Scot Ritchie) and more to come.

Laura served as managing editor of The Editors' Weekly from 2023 to 2025. She lives in London, Ontario.

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