Elle Canada is streaming its September issue planning session
The editorial planning session is designed to make the magazine brand more accessible to readers while promoting its September issue.
La Presse to go 100% digital
The move will result in the loss of 49 positions at the paper, which will print its last Saturday edition at the end of 2017.
Elle Canada puts its best face forward with custom makeup collection
The TVA-owned beauty publication has partnered with Lise Waiter Cosmetics to create a custom makeup collection, a first for Canadian beauty magazines.
CCAB report shows drops at most dailies
All of the country’s paid dailies save for Le Journal de Quebec saw reductions in circulation, with the biggest drop coming from the Toronto Star.
TVA retains SAQ account, revamps its custom title in print and online
The Quebec Crown corporation has consolidated its print titles and enhanced its digital offering to reach a younger audience online.
Weakness in print drives lower revenues for Yellow Pages in Q1
The company announced a new strategic plan which will see it focus on acting as a “content hub” for small and medium enterprises and focusing on upselling with digital products.
Fashion goes undercover with Joe Fresh
The St. Joseph publication is unveiling its second special-format cover this year as it explores a new way of working with brands on editorial content.
TVA Group posts net loss for Q1
But the Montreal communications company saw advertising gains in its broadcasting and production segment.
New Torstar CEO says ‘everything is on the table’
John Boynton knows he has a lot to consider, but isn’t balking at the challenge of reconstructing the company.
The Globe and Mail, Reader’s Digest hold strong at the top for Vividata
The quarterly ranking found that newspapers, even in print, still reach tens of millions of Canadians every week.
Q1 sees 110 jobs cut and $24.4 million loss for Torstar
The quarter saw revenues decline in both print and digital advertising, particularly from national advertisers.
After a decade in the market, Sharp Magazine is still all about print
Although print advertising revenue has “levelled off” over the last several years, publisher John McGouran said readership on print is still soaring.
Canadians consume more digital (and block more ads) than most: study
GroupM’s annual Interaction report found that digital media is taking up more of Canadians’ time, but the country is also above-average in ad-blocker penetration.
More Transcontinental titles up for sale
A total of 93 newspapers have been put up for sale, mostly from Quebec.
Chronicle Herald acquires Transcontinental properties
The acquisition will see a new parent company known as SaltWire Network Inc., making it the largest media company in Atlantic Canada.
