StudioX News is expanding its connection with communities across Canada through a multilingual news network designed to bring local voices, community issues and stories to a wider audience.
Canada is home to communities that speak many languages, and the way people access, share and discuss news often reflects those linguistic and cultural connections.
StudioX News is working to create a direct connection between its newsroom and the communities it serves through dedicated language desks, each supported by its own editorial contact, dedicated desk email and separate social media presence.
The goal is simple: to give communities more ways to share the stories that matter to them.
Your Story. Your Voice. Your Language.
StudioX News is inviting residents, community organizations, non-profit groups, businesses, cultural organizations, educational institutions and public representatives to connect with the newsroom.
Stories and information can include:
- Local community issues and concerns
- Community events and initiatives
- Public-interest stories
- Cultural celebrations and activities
- Business and economic developments
- Community achievements
- Educational and youth initiatives
- News tips and story ideas
- Issues affecting neighbourhoods and local communities
The newsroom welcomes information from communities across Canada and encourages people to contact the StudioX News desk that best serves their language and audience.
A Multilingual Canadian News Network
StudioX News operates across a growing multilingual network that includes:
English • World English • Hindi • Punjabi • Urdu • Arabic • Chinese • Cantonese • Vietnamese • Japanese • Korean • Tagalog — and additional languages across the StudioX News network.
Each language desk has its own connection with its audience through dedicated communication channels and social media.
This approach allows StudioX News to engage with different communities while remaining part of one Canadian news network.
Visit Our StudioX News Language Desks
StudioX News connects audiences through a multilingual network of dedicated news platforms. Readers can visit the StudioX News website that serves their preferred language:
| News Desk | Website | Contact |
|---|---|---|
| StudioX News – English | studioxnews.ca | editor@studioxnews.ca |
| StudioX World | World News Website | worldnews@studioxnews.ca |
| StudioX Hindi | Hindi News Website | hindidesk@studioxnews.ca |
| StudioX Punjabi | Punjabi News Website | punjabidesk@studioxnews.ca |
| StudioX Urdu | Urdu News Website | urdudesk@studioxnews.ca |
| StudioX Arabic | Arabic News Website | arabicdesk@studioxnews.ca |
| StudioX Chinese | Chinese News Website | chinesedesk@studioxnews.ca |
| StudioX Cantonese | Cantonese News Website | cantonesedesk@studioxnews.ca |
| StudioX Vietnamese | Vietnamese News Website | vietnamesedesk@studioxnews.ca |
| StudioX Japanese | Japanese News Website | japanesedesk@studioxnews.ca |
| StudioX Korean | Korean News Website | koreandesk@studioxnews.ca |
| StudioX Tagalog | Tagalog News Website | tagalogdesk@studioxnews.ca |
For general editorial inquiries, story submissions or information that does not fall under a specific language desk:
Email: editor@studioxnews.ca
WhatsApp / Text / Phone: +1 (236) 476-7732
Toll-Free: 1-877-413-3107
Connecting Communities With the Newsroom
StudioX News says the initiative is about creating stronger connections between journalists and the communities whose stories are often happening outside traditional media coverage.
A story does not need to involve a major national event to matter.
A local community initiative, a neighbourhood concern, an achievement, a cultural event or an issue affecting residents may all be stories worth sharing.
Community members are encouraged to contact the newsroom, share information and help identify stories that deserve attention.
Story submissions and news tips may be reviewed by the StudioX News editorial team. Contacting the newsroom does not guarantee publication, but relevant submissions may be considered for editorial coverage.
One Canadian Network. Many Languages. Local Voices.
As StudioX News continues to grow its multilingual news network, the organization is inviting communities to become part of the conversation.
Your story may start in your neighbourhood, your community or your language — but it deserves the opportunity to be heard.
Share your story with StudioX News.
One Canadian news network. Many languages. Local voices. Stronger communities.
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Harnaik Singh Rathor is the Founder, Publisher, and Editor-in-Chief of StudioX News Canada, Canada's multilingual digital news network serving diaspora communities across 44 languages. With a background in media production, public relations, and multicultural communications, he founded StudioX Film and TV Corporation to bridge the gap between mainstream Canadian media and the country's diverse immigrant communities. He is a member of the Canadian Association of Journalists (CAJ), RTDNA Canada, CPRS Vancouver, Unifor, NEPMCC, and the Canada Freelance Union. Based in Surrey, British Columbia. | LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/harnaiksinghrathor/ | Muck Rack: https://muckrack.com/harnaiksinghrathor | Email: editor@studioxnews.ca
