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Newspaper Publishing in Canada
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Companies
397 on file
The Peak
Peak Publishing Ltd. began operation in November 1995 and covers the area from Saltery Bay to Lund, including Texada Island and Savary Island. The Peak is a paid-subscription publication distributed every Thursday. Within the qathet region, the Peak is delivered to subscribers' residential homes by carriers and available for sale at participating retail outlets. Peak Publishing's carrier force, including youngsters and adults, numbers more than 50. Thursday's Midweek publication is placed in drop boxes situated next to Canada Post mailboxes and in other convenient locations throughout the region, and to subscribers' homes. An area breakdown of the delivery of both publications, as well as a list of drop boxes, is available upon request. Peak Publishing has 8 full-time staff members and several contributors.
1 to 10 staff
The Prince George Citizen
The Prince George Citizen is a weekly newspaper that is locally owned and community focused. It has been the newspaper of record for the City of Prince George since 1916. The Citizen is the founding member of, and has maintained continuous membership of the Chamber of Commerce. We ask the hard questions on community issues, ensure that local politicians are held to account, and provide full coverage of sporting events. In addition, we provide information on upcoming events and go into the arts and entertainment world for a glimpse of what sparks and inspires the people in our cultural community. The Citizen has knowledgeable columnists contributing on a regular basis, as well a letters page filled with colourful commentary from enthusiastic readers. The Citizen is proud to bring local, national and international news to the residents of Prince George because it's what matters to you.
11 to 50 staff
Yorkton This Week
The Yorkton This Week is a weekly newspaper operating out of Yorkton, Saskatchewan. The Yorkton This Week began its over 100-year tenancy in Yorkton in 1896 when J. Peaker started the fledgling paper. Peaker had gained his newspaper experience in his home shire of Broadacres, England. The type-printed paper was produced in a former Methodist Church located on Third Avenue. And while it was a place to put together the early editions of The Yorkton Enterprise it wasn't much more. The first issue came out late on Saturday night, the new venture being called the Yorkton Enterprise. All day long on Saturday crowds of people thronged the publishing office anxiously enquiring when the first issue would be ready to be given out. The Enterprise experienced a number of decades of stability with the only major changes being a change of location in 1909 and again in 1930 and two short-lived competitors, The Times and The Press. Then the newspaper was sold again in 1968 when the Thompson Newspaper Co. took over operations. Then in 1975 there was competition once more, with the arrival of Yorkton this Week operated by Eddie Betker, Dick DeRyk and Bob Thom. The two papers The Enterprise and Yorkton This Week competed for over 15 years until Armadale Company Ltd. bought out both papers in 1990, amalgamating them into Yorkton This Week & Enterprise. Then in December 1995 Yorkton This Week & Enterprise, along with the other papers in the Armadale chain, was sold to Hollinger Ltd. The Estevan Mercury purchased and renamed the paper Yorkton This Week in 2001. In 2004, Glacier Media, an information and communication company acquired the Boundary Group of Newspaper which included Yorkton This Week.
1 to 10 staff
2m Media
2M.MEDIA se spécialise dans la production et la diffusion de contenu local.
11 to 50 staff
Canstar Community News
Canstar Community News publishes the Free Press Community Review newspapers. Our West and East editions reach over households every week
11 to 50 staff
Cornwall Seaway News
The Cornwall Seaway News is a weekly community newspaper that started publishing in 1985. Seaway News is delivered to Cornwall and 27 other communities every week. Seaway News also publishes the Cornwall Visitors Guide, Cornwall Visitors MAP, Cornwall Living Magazine, TASTE Magazine, South Stormont Guides and others. You can read Seaway News online daily with current news, sports, obits, and community events at
11 to 50 staff
E-Know East Kootenay News Online
East Kootenay News Online (e-know.ca) is the first free online only newspaper operating in the region. E-KNOW, which launched July 6, 2011, brings old school journalism to the new frontier, meaning there is no gratuitous corporate interference in the product — which is all about need-to-know information, being a lively forum of regional voices and home to the best photojournalism in the Kootenays.
1 to 10 staff
Equipment Journal
Equipment Journal is the flagship publication of Pace Publishing, a Toronto-based, media company since 1966; it serves the heavy equipment industry across Canada by connecting them to all that’s new in availability and innovation in the heavy equipment market. Equipment Journal is published 17 times each year, which has been a popular feature with many advertisers. Some of whom have advertised with us for decades, which is a testament to Equipment Journal’s ability to generate outstanding sales leads for our advertisers. We continue to set industry standards in distribution improvements. Our audited circulation is updated every business day ensuring your message reaches the people who make the decisions. Plus, Pace Publishing also publishes through several other mediums, including via the Equipment Journal app, available for iOS and Android tablet devices, and through Twitter and YouTube under the name EQJnews.
1 to 10 staff
Geeks And Com'
Geeks and Com’ est un site édité par Anthony Gravel, Marc-Antoine Bergeron-Cote et Kevin Cormier qui regroupe des passionnés de divers horizons qui veulent partager autour des jeux vidéo, des nouvelles technologies et plus largement de la culture geek.
1 to 10 staff
Ha-Shilth-Sa
Ha-Shilth-Sa is a Nuu-chah-nulth phrase meaning "Interesting News." It is Canada's Oldest First Nations Newspaper, first published on Jan. Ha-Shilth-Sa is published by the Nuu-chah-nulth Tribal Council, a non-profit society serving members of the Nuu-chah-nulth First Nations located along the west coast of Vancouver Island. You can read Ha-Shilth-Sa at Ha-Shilth-Sa is also published each month in hardcopy. It is distributed to Nuu-chah-nulth members wherever they may live. We publish a digital copy each month as well. See the big box on the website front page to access. Interested advertisers, please contact Holly Stocking at holly.stocking@nuuchahnulth.org for rates and a publishing schedule.
1 to 10 staff
Imprint
University of Waterloo's official student newspaper. The source for campus and community news, reviews, distractions, and more.
1 to 10 staff
Journal L'avantage Transcontinental
L'Avantage est un journal hebdomadaire de Rimouski (Québec, Canada). Il s'agit d'un journal appartenant à TC•Média depuis septembre 2011, distribué gratuitement le mercredi à un tirage de plus de 42 copies. C'est l'hebdomadaire qui a le plus grand tirage sur le territoire compris entre Saint-Simon, Baie-des-Sables et Sainte-Florence dans La Matapédia. Rejoint plus de 78 lecteurs chaque semaine. Le taux d’appréciation de L’Avantage par ses lecteurs est de 7,6 sur 10, selon la firme de Sondage Léger Marketing, lors d’une étude de lectorat effectuée en 2009, et le taux de lecture se situe à 91 %. L’Avantage est certifié ODC (Office de la distribution certifiée) en plus d’être un membre officiel de l’Association des hebdos du Québec et de Réseau Sélect.
11 to 50 staff
Journal La Revue
La Revue de Terrebonne, un journal hebdomadaire fondé par Aimé Despatis en mai 1959, a fêté ses 50 ans en 2009. Sa fille Marie-France a pris la relève jusqu'en 2004, alors que Gilles Bordonado, son propriétaire actuel, en a fait l'acquisition. Plus important hebdomadaire indépendant et gratuit au Québec, il paraît le mercredi. Son tirage est de 57 800 exemplaires. Il emploie trente employés et collaborateurs. Au cœur de l'action, La Revue valorise les réalisations des gens, des institutions, des organismes, des industries et commerces de Terrebonne et Mascouche. Les articles sont nombreux et variés, la plupart des primeurs se retrouvant dans nos pages chaque semaine. Membre d'Hebdos Québec, La Revue imprimée en grand tabloïde (8 x 225) édite une vingtaine de brochures et cahiers thématiques, deux magazines Le Reflet économique des Moulins, dont la version automnale a fêté ses 25 ans en 2008, les magazines Mariage et Destination Lanaudière, ainsi que le cahier hebdomadaire Nous, à vocation culturelle portant sur les arts et le patrimoine. En 2008, Gilles Bordonado a acquis le bottin téléphonique le Guide Rouge (Guide des adresses) et le Guide Gourmand, publié en format brochure. Le journal gère cinq sites Internet : un centre commercial virtuel de vente de certificats-cadeaux, et un site Internet présentant des menus de restaurants de la MRC Les Moulins.
1 to 10 staff
Klein Media Group
The Klein Group proudly operates three esteemed newspapers: the Winnipeg Sun, Portage Graphic, and Kenora News-Miner. Beyond print media, we manage several news websites and provide comprehensive commercial printing services. Our business solutions are designed to enhance your digital presence, ensuring your message reaches a wide audience effectively. As a 100% Manitoba-owned organization, we are committed to delivering local, factual, and unbiased news, which is vital in today’s social climate. In an era where misinformation spreads quickly, reliable and accurate information is essential for fostering an informed and engaged community. Our local news coverage addresses issues that directly impact daily life, from municipal governance to community events, fostering a sense of connection and accountability. At Klein Group, we uphold the highest standards of journalistic integrity, providing our audience with the clarity and confidence needed to navigate complex social, political, and economic landscapes. Our commitment to truth and transparency not only strengthens democracy but also empowers you to be a more informed and active participant in the society, promoting a more informed and cohesive society. Contact us directly to learn how The Klein Group can support your business needs, enhance your digital footprint and reach, and deliver all your commercial printing needs. All while employee Manitobans.
11 to 50 staff
L-Express.Ca
l-express.ca est un journal pour l'ensemble des Français qui résident à Toronto ou qui y transitent. Nous partageons, dans nos articles papiers et sur le web, l'ensemble des événements qui se déroulent sur Toronto. Suivez-nous sur Twitter:@lexpresstoronto Facebook:
1 to 10 staff
La Gazette De La Mauricie Et Des Environs
La Gazette de la Mauricie est un média communautaire dont la mission est de contribuer à la construction d'une société juste, solidaire et participative en offrant une information rigoureuse. Publiée en formats web et imprimé, la Gazette est actuellement tirée à 18 exemplaires et distribuée dans plusieurs points de chutes du nord au sud et de l'est à l'ouest de la Mauricie. Depuis sa fondation en 1984, la Gazette de la Mauricie compte sur la participation engagée d'un grand nombre de citoyennes et de citoyens. Le projet rédactionnel de la Gazette, est porté par des journalistes, ainsi que plusieurs collaborateurs.trices et vise à sensibiliser les consciences sociales des lecteurs.trices particulièrement sur les enjeux environnementaux, culturels et sociaux.
1 to 10 staff
La Terre De Chez Nous
La Terre de chez nous is a Quebec-based media outlet that highlights Quebec's agricultural issues. Founded in 1929, La Terre de chez nous is an essential tool for those who don't want to miss any breaking news. With its special issues on various themes, La Terre de chez nous meets the needs of today's farmers. La Terre de chez nous is a team of seasoned enthusiasts who provide you with all agricultural information across all platforms, both electronic and print.
11 to 50 staff
Les Publications La Rotonde Inc
La Rotonde est le journal indépendant de l'Université d'Ottawa. Fondée en 1932 par la Société Étudiante des Débats Français de l'Université d'Ottawa, La Rotonde est l'organe de presse étudiante francophone des étudiants de l'Université d'Ottawa. Tout au long de son histoire, elle connut différents formats d'édition. Plusieurs journalistes oeuvrèrent à son développement. Vers la fin de la Deuxième guerre mondiale, La Rotonde publiait un tableau d'honneur de tous les étudiants ayant participé au conflit. En 1952, fidèle à son mandat, elle faisait publiquement appel à tous les journaux universitaires au Canada pour demander un renforcement du bilinguisme au sein de la Presse Universitaire Canadienne (PUC). À cet effet, elle fut baptisée la publication la plus censurée au Canada. Sous tutelle de la fédération étudiante depuis sa fondation, la Rotonde choisit de réclamer sa souveraineté institutionnelle et obtient le 1er mai 2008 son indépendance. En 2012, elle fêta ses 80 ans d'existence.
11 to 50 staff
Lighthousenow
Along with trusted local news coverage, LighthouseNOW newspapers offer the best advertising services to the community, stimulating features and columns, thought provoking opinions and an open letters policy that taps directly into current concerns and trends. The company has won local, regional and national awards for their print, digital, video and online work. The latest evolution of the company to LighthouseNOW in 2014 signifies a renewed dedication to the founding principle of thorough, accurate and timely media coverage of the South Shore, along with a community-building approach that focuses on progress.
11 to 50 staff
Merritt Herald
The Merritt Herald has served Merritt and the Nicola Valley since 1905. The Herald takes pride in its role and strives to serve its community better in all aspects. Every Tuesday and Thursday the Herald presents news, community events and sports. In 2001 we were proud to bring home to our community the top honours in the Canadian Community Newspaper Association’s annual newspapers competition as best newspaper in the country in its circulation class for the second straight year.
1 to 10 staff
Oliver Chronicle
Established on August 25, 1937, The CHRONICLE now distributes every Wednesday to more than 3,500 homes and businesses. And we’re growing all the time. Our staff live and work right here in Oliver and surrounding areas, and their work is devoted solely to the local issues that affect you. Their knowledge of the community gives them unique insight into everything that happens in our community.
1 to 10 staff
Osoyoos Times
The Osoyoos Times has been proudly delivering the news of the Osoyoos, B.C. community since 1947. The Osoyoos Times delivers insightful content, captivating photos and important issues that connect with readers. The pages of the Osoyoos Times are put together by award-winning journalists.
1 to 10 staff
Philippine Canadian Inquirer
The Philippine Canadian Inquirer is the largest and only Filipino-Canadian newspaper distributed weekly all over Canada. Since it was founded in 2012, the Philippine Canadian Inquirer's readership has grown to over copies every week. Grab a copy today in key cities including Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary, Winnipeg, and Edmonton.
11 to 50 staff
Science Featured
Science Featured, a Canadian non-profit corporation, is committed to disseminating scientific knowledge through open-access articles. We highlight groundbreaking discoveries across various scientific disciplines, featuring content from esteemed universities, scientific journals, and research organizations.
11 to 50 staff
