when leading up your success. Rather then getting write to the success; Remember, each response should be no more then 1-2 minutes

Screw you. That is essentially what 24H Vancouver is saying to its readers by continually publishing error-riddled articles. In this article - "Think of your successes before the job interview" in today's 24H Vancouver - that first sentence above has me confused. What does when leading up your success mean? If to is put between up and your, does it then make sense? It's not the first, second, or even third time I've seen this writer write then when it should be than. Writing write when it should be right, however, is a brand-new trick. There is no intended pun in site, uhh, I mean sight.

Remember, each article should be proofread no less than once. Preferably by someone who has the ability to catch these ridiculous errors. Writing then for than twice in one article is nothing new for this writer - he recently did it thrice in one article.