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Polar leads charge on industry change

The native advertising platform has launched an initiative to give publishers a forum to share best practices, as well as a report looking ahead to 2020.

TVA bids goodnight to six titles

The Quebecor Media group is consolidating its offering to advertisers by focusing on signature titles.

Postmedia’s prairie pubs parade new faces

The publisher’s Saskatoon and Regina publications are the latest brands to emerge from the publishers’ rebranding mission.

Montreal Gazette adds new section

As part of the Postmedia transformation, the Quebec publication is the third one to see a National Post section in its daily print edition.

Canadian wins at the Pearl Awards

Globe Edge, Rogers Media and Spafax win honours for their work at the New York-based content marketing event.

President’s Choice’s fashionable holiday

The brand is promoting its new festive line by integrating with Shaw Media and hosting a pop-up boutique in Toronto.

Metroland Media resumes internal cull

The Torstar division is going through a second round of voluntary buyouts due to a continuing slide in advertising revenue.

Glow’s shiny new rebrand

The Shoppers Drug Mart beauty pub puts a focus on bite-sized shareable content and a mobile-first approach for its online presence.

Postmedia’s free daily rebrands

The publisher’s latest rebranding is of the free Toronto daily, with Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada as launch sponsor.

New ‘freemium’ food mag crosses the pond

Foodism Toronto is launching online later this month with plans to add a free print magazine next fall.

Media, overall revenues up at Quebecor

Revenues for the company’s media segment were up 21.3% to $226.5 million, with overall revenues also increasing 9.5% to $971.7 million.

Why print newsstand wasn’t working for Flare

Flare‘s publisher intends to up the title’s print run but change up its distribution strategy to optimize reach among urban millennials.

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Torstar revenue continues slide

Print and subscription drops hurt the media co’s third quarter, as David Holland talks numbers for Star Touch.

Flare quits the traditional newsstand

The print issue of the fashion monthly will no longer be available for single-copy sales starting Jan. 1, 2016.

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TVA Group posts net loss in third quarter

The company reported continuing pressure on its TV advertising business, but revenue increases for its specialty channels, especially TVA Sports.