Research sources behind BridgeQuest

BridgeQuest is an educational simulation. Its Advisor and evidence features are grounded in publicly accessible, open-access, or permissioned sources.

We cite and summarize sources for learning; we do not claim ownership of third-party materials. Where a source has additional terms, licenses, or usage restrictions, we follow them and link you to the original publisher.

Last updated: January 12, 2026

What we include

  • Official public guidance and program documentation from Government of Canada immigration services.
  • Open-access research indexes and directories (metadata + links to publisher-hosted full text).
  • Public legal information (e.g., case law and tribunal decisions) where permitted by the publisher’s terms.

Ethical use principles

  • Provenance: every extracted fact is linked back to an original publisher URL or identifier.
  • Minimization: we prefer short quotations and summaries with citations rather than reproducing full documents.
  • Respect for terms: where a source has usage rules (robots, licenses, ToS), we follow them and exclude content that is not clearly permitted.
  • Educational framing: BridgeQuest is not legal advice; players should verify details against official sources.

If you believe a source is misattributed or should be removed, please contact the BridgeQuest team.