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Laura-Julie Perreault, a staff reporter at La Presse, has been selected as the 2014 Martin Wise Goodman Canadian Neiman Fellow. Read more »
TC Media’s Prince Albert Daily Herald and Rural Roots created a unique, self-promotion ad campaign. After two years of local radio station referring to the daily newspaper as a dinosaur (100 times a day on three stations), it was time to fight back. Read more »
Show off your creativity and earn some industry accolades by submitting your best newspaper ads for the 2013 Extra Awards. Read more »
Renowned newspaper editor and columnist Neil Reynolds has passed away at age 72. Read more »
FP Newspapers Inc., which owns the Winnipeg Free Press, the Brandon Sun and a number of Manitoba regional and community newspapers, is reporting a 26 percent increase in profit this quarter. Read more »
Canadian Media Circulation Audit (CMCA) will be sponsoring and exhibiting at Magazines Canada’s annual MagNet conference in Toronto on June 4-7. Read more »
During the annual general meeting of the Canadian Community Newspapers Association (CCNA) held on May 1, 2013, members voted by majority in favour of the proposed by-law amendment to reduce the number of directors an Affiliated Member may appoint. Read more »
Newspapers Canada wraps up the spring 2013 training season next month with two free presentations on newspaper excellence. Read more »
A group of 22 finance and credit representatives-- including daily and community newspapers, TV, radio, and outdoor--listened and shared their experiences on a variety of topics and discussed common industry challenges during Newspapers Canada’s second all-media Credit Conference on May 15-16 in Markham, Ontario. Read more »
John E. Norton of Halifax, NS submitted a letter to Newspapers Canada's expressing his appreciation of our members and the hardworking newspaper journalists across the country. Read more »