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Newspaper Publishing in Canada
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Newspaper Publishing sector based in Canada. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
Companies
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Semanario Compra Y Venta
Compra y Venta, Canada's longest running Spanish classified newspaper, provides FREE classified ads for the Latin Community in Toronto, throughout Ontario and most of Canada allowing readers and advertisers to connect across different communities.
1 to 10 staff
Sudbury.Com
sudbury.com is the No. 1 source for community news and information in Greater Sudbury, Ontario. We produce news, sports, lifestyle and original video content to inform, entertain and amuse, as well as provide live online coverage of news and events in Greater Sudbury, Ontario.
11 to 50 staff
The Brandon Sun
The Brandon Sun is the daily newspaper of record in Brandon, Manitoba, Canada. It currently publishes a print edition Tuesday through Saturday with a continually updated online edition at brandonsun.com. We also produce an e-edition every Monday. Founded in 1882, and currently owned, along with sister newspaper the Winnipeg Free Press, by FP Canadian Newspapers Limited Partnership.
11 to 50 staff
The Coast
The Coast is a local media company based in Halifax, Nova Scotia. For three decades The Coast newspaper has been the information source of choice for people who love Halifax and demand the best for the city. To serve this growing community of readers, we’re building The Coast for the long term. We believe in quality, we believe in local. We’re making a bet that the future lies in driving attention by being smart and useful and true to Halifax. We are reaching our community in print, online, through social media and events and countless other ways. To find The Coast today, just go where people eat, shop, work, play and live. Through a selection of events, like Halifax Burger Week, Best of Halifax and Halifax Oyster Festival The Coast amplifies unique and share-worthy content. From sponsorships and events to creative solutions, we work with national and local brands. Another way we connect the city is through Ticket Halifax. This is an online ticketing portal. In 2017 we sold tickets for over events, managing over one million dollars in event revenue for festival promoters, shows, performances and films. We have a deep understanding of what is happening in the Halifax event space and how we can create a unique experience.
11 to 50 staff
The Fulcrum Publishing Society
The Fulcrum is the University of Ottawa's independent, English-language news site. The Fulcrum can be found online here: http://thefulcrum.ca/
11 to 50 staff
The Phoenix News
The Phoenix is the Okanagan’s student newspaper since 1989. We were founded in the wake of other Kelowna student papers like the Goliard when the institution was initially called Okanagan College, then flew through the Okanagan University College years, and ultimately saw the transition of the North OUC campus to UBC Okanagan. We are a bi-weekly publication that serves UBC O and OC campuses.
1 to 10 staff
The Uniter
University of Winnipeg and downtown community newspaper dedicated to arts, culture and news. Available at http://uniter.ca.
11 to 50 staff
The Valley Sentinel
The Valley Sentinel is a community newspaper serving the Robson Valley since 1986. We cover local events, issues and news that directly affect the community. We are proud members of the Canadian Newspapers Association and the Community Newspapers Association. We are also offer quality and professional services in the design, layout, editorial and publishing of quality guides and brochures. Please contact us for a quote.
1 to 10 staff
Torstar Digital Torstar Corp
Torstar Corporation is a leading Canadian media and data company that aims to help people better understand the world and each other. Built on a long and distinguished history in daily and community newspapers and nationally recognized digital businesses, The Torstar Group of Companies includes The Toronto Star, The Hamilton Spectator, the Waterloo Region Record and other regional daily news brands, as well as 75 community news brands across Ontario with a number of digital properties including eyeReturn, VerticalScope, Homefinder.ca and Save.ca. Our flagship newspaper, the Toronto Star, was founded in 1892, and its website, thestar.com, is now one of the most-visited newspaper sites in the country. Today over 2500 dedicated employees work together to continuously improve how we serve our customers and clients and report on the most important stories affecting people's lives.
1001 to 5000 staff
Uc Gargoyle
The Gargoyle is the greasiest biweekly student newspaper at University College at the University of Toronto. We are a paper that believes sometimes you should be angry, and sometimes you should be loud, and if you have not had a voice before, you deserve a voice. We don’t give print space to bigots and we don’t feign neutrality on issues of social justice.
1 to 10 staff
Western Producer Media
The Western Producer is the leading agricultural publication targeted for Western Canadian farmers and ranchers and has been a staple in the agricultural industry since 1923. Each week The Producer covers the latest developments in agricultural news, production, technology, markets, finance, livestock and rural lifestyles. Commercial producers are the focus with a weekly technical section branded Production/Farming. News bureaus in Calgary, Saskatoon, Regina, Brandon, and Winnipeg and an international freelance network ensure comprehensive coverage. Additional supplements inside The Producer provide specialized coverage of the seed industry, canola and pulse industry and farm equipment. The Producer also publishes and distributes show guides for major agricultural trade shows. Twitter: https://twitter.com/westernproducer Facebook:
11 to 50 staff
Les Publications Du Quartier Libre
Fondé en 1993, Quartier Libre est le principal journal des étudiants de l’Université de Montréal (UdeM). Organe de diffusion indépendant de la direction de l’UdeM,Quartier Libre est un bimensuel distribué à exemplaires sur et autour du campus. Quartier Libre compte sur la collaboration des étudiants de l’UdeM venus de différents domaines d’étude. Il se veut un journal école, un tremplin pour les étudiants qui souhaitent faire carrière en journalisme. Il se donne comme mandat de traiter des sujets du campus de l’UdeM et d’ailleurs, de faire des analyses sur des thèmes de société, nationaux et internationaux et de promouvoir la culture émergente.
1 to 10 staff
The Ontarion
The Ontarion, Inc. publishes independent, student-produced news, reviews, opinion, and commentary for University of Guelph students so that they can make informed decisions in their lives. To do this, The Ontarion provides learning opportunities and training in journalism, media production, leadership, board governance, and other aspects of nonprofit news.
11 to 50 staff
Town Crier
The Town Crier is a group of Toronto-based community newspapers now published by Multimedia Nova Corporation. The newspaper is distributed in seven editions to nine communities throughout the city of Toronto. Started in 1979 by Harry Goldhar, a Toronto Star journalist, the Town Crier group has changed owners and titles over the years. The late Dan Iannuzzi was the owner of the Town Crier from 2001 until his death in 2004. Iannuzzi’s company bought the Town Crier newspapers in 2001 from Beaches resident Julie Morris, who had previously acquired them from Leaside residents Harry and Ruth Goldhar who had founded the papers with an East York-based edition in 1978. At Iannuzzi's death in November 2004 the papers had expanded to nine editions that covered an area of over homes and nearly a million residents in Toronto. As of 2009/08/16 the Town Crier publishes nine editions serving affluent or up-and-coming neighbourhoods in Toronto: Bayview Mills, Beach-South Riverdale, Riverdale-East York, Bloor West, Forest Hill, Leaside-Rosedale, North Toronto, North York and MidTown. The Town Crier website provides two different start dates for the newspaper in separate articles: 1978 and 1979.
51 to 200 staff
Coast Reporter
The Coast Reporter has been an important part of the Sunshine Coast since 1997. We have been fortunate enough to win many awards over the years, however, what we're most proud of is our community's response to the job we do each week. And we're happy that on a daily basis, people phone us with tips, concerns and praise. It shows we truly touch the community all of us are proud to call home.
1 to 10 staff
Estevan Mercury
The Estevan Mercury has been the leading choice of news in the Estevan area for well over 100 years. E.A. Bailey was the first owner/publisher of The Mercury in 1903. In 1905 The Mercury was sold to Donald Dunbar. By the mid-1930s, Dunbar sold The Mercury to his son, Donald Jr, who continued to operate it until 1944. He then moved to Copper Cliff, Ont, which prompted the sale to Andrew King and sons Stirling and William of Rouleau. They published the newspaper for 14 years, through a huge boom period of growth fueled by the oil industry. Their show poster and commercial printing business was as large and significant as the actual newspaper. As their family dispersed to take on new challenges, the Kings were ready to sell the paper in 1958. The paper would change hands several times over the next couple of decades until it was purchased by Peter Ng. In 2004 Ng sold The Mercury to Glacier Media. The Mercury is still at the forefront of news gathering in the community, whether it be good news, bad news, sports, arts and entertainment and so much more. We don't shy away from reporting all the happenings of our city as we find them, and see them.
1 to 10 staff
Great West Media L.P
Great West Media L.P. is a chain of news outlets throughout Alberta. Headquartered in St. Albert, Alberta, the company is co-owned by Jamison Newspapers and Glacier Ventures International Corporation. Each organization has a 50% stake in the company. Great West Media L.P. is committed to producing quality journalism in Alberta, providing credible and reliable news information in both online and print formats. The company holds its readers in the highest regard because we believe that producing quality journalism results in a strong product for both the public and our advertisers. We are dedicated to providing the best community news in Canada! Gazette Press is our commercial printing division, offering 24/7 services to the publications in our chain and a wide variety of commercial customers. We specialize in printing newspapers, directories, flyers, calendars, and periodicals. Gazette Press operates from our St. Albert location. Great West Digital Agency specializes in the creation of Local Community Display Advertising, Content Adverting, Contests, Responsive Websites, Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Local Search Optimization (LSO) and Programmatic Display Advertising. The agency uses a Marketing Analysis process to help customers uncover their marketing problems, and then finds the right digital or traditional products to meet and solve the issues being faced by the business. Great West Digital Agency operates from our St. Albert location.
201 to 500 staff
Il Cittadino Canadese
The voice of Italian-Canadians since 1941.
1 to 10 staff
Journal L'eau Vive
Votre source d'information en français sur l'actualité en Saskatchewan.
1 to 10 staff
Next Magazine Canada
NEXT Magazine is Canada's free, national print and online magazine of music, arts and fun published every month in Toronto, Vancouver and Calgary and online at: nextmag.ca. NEXT takes an upbeat look at arts and events with stories of national interest as well as hyper-local coverage of all NEXT cities.
1 to 10 staff
Penticton Herald
It has been more than 100 years since the words were put to paper, but the pages still tell a story. The date was July 21,1906 when W.J. Clement published the first edition of the Penticton Press, the newspaper which would later become the Penticton Herald, now one of only a few papers in British Columbia to deliver every day. Headlines from Penticton that have graced the pages include the Penticton Vee's world championship hockey victory, a devastating fire in the hills east of Penticton known as the Garnet Fire, the return of the SS Sicamous and celebration of the city's heritage. Today, the Herald produces a wide portfolio of targeted publications, including Real Estate Today and the Herald Extra, and has a robust toolkit to help businesses with their digital footprint from social media training, to online reputation management, to retargeting campaigns. The Herald is owned by Continental Newspapers Canada Ltd. We continue to this day to provide seven-day service to our readers both online and in the timeless tradition of print.
11 to 50 staff
The Catholic Register
The Catholic Register, Canada's oldest English Catholic weekly in Canada, traces its roots back more than 170 years to 1830 when Ontario's pioneer bishop, Most Reverend Alexander Macdonell, started The Catholic at Kingston. Based in Toronto, Ontario and circulated nationally, it is owned by the Archdiocese of Toronto, and published weekly in tabloid format, with 47 issues per year. News coverage includes local, national, and international Church-related news (frequently reprinted from other Catholic news syndication services), plus various columns and editorials. The newspaper is distributed in Catholic churches in Canada, through subscription, and on their Internet web site.
11 to 50 staff
The Charlatan
The Charlatan has been publishing at Carleton for more than 60 years. The first issue was published on Nov. 28, 1945 under the name the Carleton. In the 1970s the name was changed to represent a more edgy newspaper the editors sought to shape. In 1988 the Charlatan became independent from the Carleton University Students’ Association, and is now funded primarily through a student levy granted each year, but also through advertising. As a not-for-profit corporation the Charlatan’s finances are overseen by an independent Board of Directors. The board is controlled by five students-at-large, two representatives of the newspaper's staff, one professional journalist and one professional businessperson. Each year the newspaper will elect an editorial staff in March to take office the following publication year. The editorial staff consists of 11 people: an editor-in-chief, two news editors, a culture & community editor, a features editor, an opinions/editorial editor, an arts editor, a sports editor, a photo editor and a graphics editor. The editorial staff meets each week to discuss what editorial positions the newspaper will take and other important decisions. The newspaper will only publish works by Carleton students and is a primarily volunteer-run organization. Although the editorial staff is paid, all of the newspaper’s writers, photographers, graphic artists and so forth work on a volunteer basis. The newspaper publishes on a rolling basis online with three special print editions throughout the school year, breaking only for exam sessions and reading week.
11 to 50 staff
The Gauntlet Publications Society
We aim to introduce students and volunteers to journalism at the U of C. As there is no journalism program at the U of C, we hope to show volunteers tricks of the trade and to inspire them towards journalistic integrity.
11 to 50 staff
