Contact
Mail goes to a person and gets read, usually the same day.
There is no contact form, because a form has to send messages somewhere and store them. Email keeps the promise on the privacy page that this site holds nothing about its readers.
The person who answers is Vedant Singh on LinkedIn, if you would rather see who you are writing to first.
Most useful things to send
A correction. Wage figures move and licensing rules change. If a number or a requirement is wrong, name the career, say what it should be, and point at the source if you have one. These get fixed fastest.
A missing career. If a job you know well is not on the site, say which one. Suggestions from people who do the work are the best kind.
Something that reads wrong. If a page makes a career sound easier, better paid or more secure than it really is, that is worth knowing. Honest beats flattering.
What cannot be answered
Personal advice. Questions like which career to pick, whether a particular program is worth it, or whether a given employer is any good cannot be answered responsibly by someone who does not know your situation. The terms say the same thing in longer form. For that, talk to a guidance counsellor, or to someone already doing the job.
Phone and post
Phone: +1 (365) 524-3388
Post: Careerhelp, 24 Durham Way, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, Canada.