This Week in Brief

This week focused on data accuracy corrections, research page restructuring, readability fixes, and link reliability.

New Features

  • Added Ontario tribunal classification data and related processing support.
  • Added Injured Workers Day 2026 rally event automation updates.
  • Completed phase-based implementation for templates, guides, and visualizations using extracted data.

Improvements

  • Refactored the research page toward an outcome-first structure.
  • Improved language quality and readability across research content.
  • Improved dark mode and high contrast support in guides and research pages.

Fixes

  • Corrected data values across multiple tribunal blog posts after full audits.
  • Fixed broken links by removing invalid underscore-based references.
  • Fixed social URL generation behavior for spotlight posts.
  • Fixed Liquid syntax issues in blog index templates.
  • Fixed caching behavior and data refresh consistency for research pages.

System Operations

  • Continued campaign state updates, trend updates, analytics updates, and daily content runs.

Why It Matters

For injured workers and persons with disabilities, this improves accuracy and readability in high-stakes information. For families, advocates, and the public, this makes links dependable and weekly change tracking more trustworthy.