Canadian Journal of Discovery (CanDis) is a peer-reviewed, open source journal that is published by the Saint Lawrence River Publisher, Canada under TWASP, USA. The journal is focused on providing a connection between the practice and research of all affairs in nature, science, engineering, technology,business on this universe. This is accomplished with scholarly research, practical applications of the research. CanDis publishes research from diverse theoretical, methodological, and disciplinary backgrounds that addresses topics . The content of the journal spans the spectrum from all affairs.

POLICY ON PLAGIARISM 

1. Upon discovery of incidences of plagiarism in a manuscript submitted for publication, the editors will first decide if the infraction is minor or serious. Minor infractions could be defined as using material word for word without quotes but referencing the material appropriately. Serious infractions include copying sentences or paragraphs without appropriate referencing and the use of data from previously published sources without attribution. Minor infractions may be dealt with in the review process by requiring the authors to make appropriate changes. Serious infractions require rejection of the manuscript and appropriate notification of the author. 

2. Upon discovery of incidences of plagiarism in a published paper, the editors will contact the author to request a "Letter to the Editor." The author's letter should include full explanation of the seriousness of the offense and provide substitute language for the passage or passages in question. If the author will not supply the requested letter, the paper will be retracted by the journal and appropriate notice containing the reason for the retraction will be given to readers. 

3. Upon discovery of a subsequent incidence of plagiarism by an author already warned or penalized for plagiarism, the editors will reject the manuscript and inform the author that they will no longer be allowed to submit a manuscript to Canadian Journal of Discovery (CanDis)  as an author or co-author in the future.