The Commentator is a community newspaper published every Tuesday by the Alberta Newspaper Group. With a paid, weekly circulation of 5,720 copies, The Commentator serves the County of Forty Mile, Cypress County, the Town of Redcliff, the communities of Bow Island, Burdett, and Foremost and the many hamlets in southeastern Alberta. The 40-Mile County Commentator strives to present an accurate and interesting reflection of community affairs and a forum for public opinion. Market surveys have show high readership levels, as local residents tend to take an avid interest in the affairs of the community.

L’Acadie Nouvelle has been published for fifteen years in Caraquet, in the Acadian peninsula. "The francophone's daily in New Brunswick" is published six days a week. L'Acadie Nouvelle has an average circulation of more than 18,000 copies. It is the only French-language daily published in the Maritimes.

Weekly newspaper serving D'Autray Regional County Municipality in Lanaudière Region. L'Action d'Autray (formerly L'Écho d'Autray) that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Weekly newspaper serving Joliette area in Lanaudière region. L'Action (formerly L'Expression) that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

L'Actualite is the largest public affairs magazine published in French in Canada and one of the largest French-language periodicals in the world. As a mirror of Quebec society, it provides feature articles, analysis and reflections on politics, economics, culture and society. The magazine is published twenty times a year. It has a circulation of approximately 220,000 copies.

Weekly newspaper serving La Haute-Saint-Charles and Les Rivières boroughs in Quebec City. L'Actuel that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Affaires Plus is published 12 times a year with a circulation of more than 90,000 copies. It is intended for upper managers and directors of companies. The feature articles and columns cover news about the economy, investments, personal finance and consumer issues. The magazine publishes many thematic issues.

Les Affaires is the main French-language publication for economic and financial information in North America. This weekly publishes nearly 85,000 copies 52 times per year. The contents of the newspaper centre around three themes: economic news, company news and personal finance. Les Affaires publishes a lot of special issues, which highlight a variety of topics including high technology, regional economic development, business financing, etc.

This source provides the original content of the portal lesaffaires.com, owned by Transcontinental Media. This content, written by a team of journalists dedicated to the web site, includes daily news and columns on business management and strategy, business law, accounting and fiscality. Documents published by other sources of the Group and resumed on the web site are not available here.

eginning in 1893, the Amherst Daily News has served the communities of Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. The daily is the publication of record in the town of Amherst, Parrsboro, Springhill, Oxford and their region, providing the most comprehensive coverage of local news and sports events of any news-gathering organization in the county. The Amherst Daily provides blanket coverage of both urban and rural communities, with news and events ranging from municipal government, education and health care concerns to life in the county's rural communities. As well, the newspapers' editors and columnists provide in-depth commentaries and analysis on the issues of the day, fostering intelligent discussion on major events that will impact the lives of county residents. When Cumberland County residents want fast, accurate news about their communities, they turn first to The Amherst Daily News which offers years of combined experience in the gathering and dissemination of the news in Cumberland County. The Amherst Daily News is published Monday through Friday and its average circulation is 3,622 copies (CAN, March 2003).

Weekly newspaper serving Laurentien and Sainte-Foy - Sillery boroughs in Quebec city. L'Appel that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

The Atlantic Construction Journal (ACJ) is the region's source for construction and transportation news and information. It is an established business-to-business newspaper with coverage of Atlantic Canada's premier construction industry events.

Weekly newspaper serving Anjou, Pointes-aux-Trembles and the east end of Montreal. L'Avenir that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Weekly newspaper serving Plessiville area in the Centre-du-Quebec region. L'Avenir de l'Érable that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Weekly newspaper serving Beauport and Côte-de-Beaupré boroughs in Quebec city and also the municipalities of Boischatel, L'Ange-Gardien, Château-Richer, Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré, Beaupré, St-Joachim, Saint-Féréol-les-Neiges and Saint-Tite-des-Caps. The Beauport Express that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Weekly newspaper serving Gatineau, Que., in the Outaouais region. Bonjour Dimanche that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Weekly newspaper serving Buckingham community in the city of Gatineau, Que., in the Outaouais region. Le Bulletin de la Lièvre that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Launched 20 years ago as the premier magazine about traditional Canadian houses, Canadian Home & Country has been a fixture in Canadian homes. In 2000 Canadian Home & Country was relaunched as Canada's magazine about country homes and style.

The Canadian Press is a national news co-operative of over 90 Canadian daily newspapers. The Canadian Press became a co-operative in 1923 and is now considered Canada's trusted news leader. It provides extensive coverage of social, political, economic and cultural news from its offices and correspondents world-wide

The Cape Breton Post from Nova Scotia, published 7 days a week, Monday through Sunday. Its average circulation is around 25,533 per day (ABC, September, 30 2002). The Atlantic provinces issues are the main part of the journal’s news coverage. The Sunday Post will cease publication as from April 29th, 2007.

Weekly newspaper serving Charlesbourg borough in Quebec City. The Charlesbourg Express that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Weekly bilingual newspaper serving West Island of Montreal. The Chronicle (West Island) that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Published Monday through Saturday, The Chronicle-Herald are among a very few dailies in Canada to escape chain ownership. It is the largest independently owned newspaper in Canada. The Herald is renowned for its quality reporting of Nova Scotia issues.

Le Citadin is a weekly distributed at no charge every Thursday to approximately 68,000 homes. It covers municipal politics and local news from the Chicoutimi, Jonquière and La Baie boroughs in Saguenay.

Weekly newspaper serving the city of Dollard-des-Ormeaux in West Island, Roxboro – Pierrefonds borough and Île-Bizard – Sainte-Genviève borough in west end of Montreal. Cité Nouvelles that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

The Sunny South News is a community newspaper published every Tuesday by the Alberta Newspaper Group. With a paid, weekly circulation of 3,845 copies per issue, The News serves the towns of Coaldale and Picture Butte as well as the villages and hamlets within the County of Lethbridge.The News strives to present an accurate and interesting reflection of community affairs and a forum for public opinion. Market surveys have shown high readership levels, as local residents tend to take an avid interest in the affairs of their community.

Commerce is published 12 times a year. Its circulation is approximately 40,000 copies. Commerce is targeted to managers. The magazine covers management, marketing, strategic planning, human resources management, etc. The periodical publishes the annual list of 500 largest businesses in Canada ("500 plus grandes entreprises au Canada").

Communications & Networking covers issues of concern to Canadian IT networking and telecommunications professionals. The editorial content is aimed at telecom managers and network administrators in corporations and government agencies, as well as at telecom carriers and service providers, manufacturers, engineers and consultants in the Canadian telecom industry. Each issue covers new developments and shifts in the industry. Topics include network management, convergence of voice and data, wireless networking, network security, storage-area networks and a lot more. The case studies take a look at how Canadian organizations use networking or telecommunications technology. The feature section in each issue offers an in-depth look at an important topic in telecommunications or networking. Products section covers the entire range of telecom and networking devices and Executive Spotlight section offers in-depth question-and-answer conversations with Canada's top executives.

Computer Dealer News (CDN) established in May 1985 as Canada's premier reseller publication, can be defined as the most important source of information for the reseller channel. Published 18 times a year, CDN is designed to provide resellers with timely, comprehensive coverage of news, events and issues that affect their businesses. CDN's circulation provides unrivaled coverage of the reseller channel including value added resellers, systems integrators, consultants, dealers, software developers, distributors and manufacturers. CDN has devoted more resources than any other publication in Canada covering the news and events shaping the reseller channel.

Computing Canada established in May 1975 is a bi-weekly national tabloid newspaper, serving professionals in the Information/Data Processing and Telecommunications departments of corporations, governments and educational institutions. Computing Canada readers are decision makers, charged with establishing and implementing the information technology strategies for their organizations. Computing Canada has the largest editorial team of any canadian publication in its category, reporting and investigating on news, topics and concerns that affect the management of information systems departments in business, government and educational organizations.

Weekly newspaper serving Ahuntsic borough in the north end of Montreal. Courrier Ahuntsic that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Weekly newspaper serving Bordeaux/Cartierville borough in the north-west of Montreal. Courrier Bordeaux/Cartierville that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Monthly newspaper serving the Alma area in Saguenay Lac-St-Jean region (Québec). Le Courrier du Lac provides an accurate image of its community and is the best and sometimes only source of local news.

Weekly newspaper published on Saturday in Laval, north of Montreal. Courrier Laval that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Weekly newspaper published in Laval, north of Montreal. Courrier Laval du jeudi that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Weekly English newspaper published in Laval, north of Montreal. Courrier Laval that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Bimonthly newspaper serving community of Sainte-Dorothée in Laval, Que. L'Édition de Quartier that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Bimonthly newspaper serving communities of Sainte-Rose and Fabreville in Laval, Que. L'Édition de Quartier (Ste-Rose, Fabreville) that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Bimonthly newspaper serving communities of southeast Laval, Que. L'Édition de Quartier Duvernay - St-Vincent-de-Paul that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Weekly newspaper published in Nicolet, in Centre-du-Quebec region, serving also cities of Bécancourt and Yamaska. Courrier Sud that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Bimonthly newspaper serving communities of Vimont and Auteuil in Laval, Que. L'Édition de Quartier (Vimont, Auteuil) that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Créativité Montréal, a web site updated weekly, highlights good design practices throughout the city. It displays the creative achievements in design and architecture with an emphasis on commercial layout and design.

Cyberpresse inc. is an affiliated company of Gesca, publisher of several French daily newspapers from Quebec. Cyberpresse.ca make available on Internet a real-time and 24 hours-a-day full range news from Gesca's newspapers as well as original content produced by its own journalists and collaborators. CEDROM-SNi is offering here, this original content, which provides articles and files on general news and specific subjects.

The Daily Herald has been founded in 1894 under the name of Prince Albert Advocate. At this time it was a weekly newspaper. It became a daily in 1911. Published by Prince Albert Daily Herald Group Inc., a division of Transcontinental Media, The Daily Herald has kept its original mission: to inform the people of Prince Albert about their community, to be a forum for discussion, and to reflect the interests and values of its readers. As an evening daily, it publishes Monday through Saturday with an average circulation of 7.866 copies per day (as of March, 31 2002).

The Daily News, Nova Scotia, has been founded in 1974 as a weekly newspaper under the name of The Bedford Sackville News. It began to publish six days a week in 1979 and change its name to The Daily News. Considering the Sunday Daily News, it publishes today all week long. Transcontinental Group bought it from CanWest Global Communications in 2002. The Halifax Daily News, the second largest daily paper in Halifax, focuses on local news and has an interest for the provincial politics. It publishes at an average of 24,024 copies Monday through Saturday and 30,762 on Sunday (ABC, September, 30 2002). End of publication, Feb., 11 2008.

The Daily News, has been founded in 1891. It publishes 6 days a week with an average circulation of 7,000 copies per day (March 2002). It serves the population of Colchester County in central Nova Scotia from the municipality of Truro, an important centre of transportation, manufacturing, agriculture, trade and education. Transcontinental Group has bought The Truro Daily in 2002 from CanWest Global Communications.

Established in 1993, the Deh Cho Drum provides comprehensive coverage of community and regional issues, hard hitting news reporting, feature coverage, investigative reporting and constructive editorials. It serves as a local paper for the Deh Cho region of the Northwest Territories where principal industries are tourism, mining, oil and gas, timbering, fishing, hunting, trapping and aboriginal arts and crafts. Published on Thursday with a circulation of 1,600 copies (Web site, January 2004) the Deh Cho Drum is based in Fort Simpson and also covers communities from Fort Liard, Fort Providence, Wrigley, Jean Marie River, Trout Lake and Nahanni Butte.

Created January 10, 1910, Le Devoir is one of the main dailies in Quebec. This publication encourages analysis and debates on ideas and opinions. Published 6 days a week with approximately 35,000 copies printed, its editorial page is one of the most influential in Quebec and in Canada. Its coverage of art-related and cultural events is one of the most complete.

Direction informatique is a French language publication for information technology management. The experienced editorial staff of this monthly publication provides its readers with news and analysis that is timely, concise, relevant and unbiased on the events that shape the IT industry in Quebec. Canada's French-language newspaper serves Quebec-based managers and professionals in the information system, data processing and telecommunications departments of corporations, governments and educational institutions. Each issue takes a close look at a specific area of information technology that affects the daily activities of the readers. A section is dedicated to analysis and reports on issues related to management of information technologies within organizations. It focuses on corporative systems, resource planning, training and the impact of IT on business processes, etc. Other section focuses on the latest new offerings in the industry, including a Benchmark Report where the performance of leading products in different categories is evaluated. Finally, each month, Direction informatique presents a profile of a key influencer in the Quebec IT market in terms of individual's challenges and accomplishments.

Founded on March 27, 1913 in reaction to the passing of By-Law 17 which prohibited the teaching of French in Ontario, the newspaper Le Droit became an institution in the Capital region of Canada. It is the only French-language daily in the Outaouais region, and has been providing coverage of Quebec and Ontario news to its 40,000 subscribers for the last 88 years. The database contains articles from the Quebec edition of Le Droit. It also contains articles from the newspaper's syndicates since January 1st, 1997.

Weekly bilingual newspaper serving Orleans community in Ottawa. The Weekly Journal that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Weekly newspaper serving Maskinongé Regional County Municipality in Mauricie Region. L'Écho de Maskinongé that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Weekly newspaper serving municipality of La Tuque in Mauricie region. L'Écho La Tuque that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

EDGE (Executives in a Digital Global Economy) is a business and technology monthly magazine aimed at senior executives including CEOs, CFOs, CIOs and other senior executives. Formerly InfoSystems Executive, the magazine was re-launched in September 2002 to reach a wider business audience. While Edge's main focus is on corporate Canada, it also looks at the emerging global executive who needs to understand the role of information technology in business strategy. Through a blend of case studies, feature stories and executive profiles, it helps to demystify and explain what IT is all about and shows how organizations can achieve competitive advantage.

Weekly newspaper serving municipality of Roberval in Saguenay Lac-St-Jean region. L'Étoile du Lac that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

The Evening News has been Pictou County's daily newspaper since its inception in 1911. It provides in-depth local coverage on news, sports and entertainment as well as provincial, national and international news. It has an average paid circulation of 7,980 (ABC, September, 30 2002) and reaches more than 25,000 readers. The dominant media in the region, the newspaper has a proud history of award-winning journalism dating back to its beginning. The daily has been bought from CanWest Global Communications by Transcontinental Group in 2002.

Weekly bilingual newspaper serving Town of Mount Royal on Montreal Island. L'Express that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Weekly newspaper serving Town of Mount Royal and Outremont borough in Montreal Centre-East. L'Express d'Outremont/Mont-Royal that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Bi-weekly newspaper serving Montcalm Regional County Municipality in Lanaudière Region. L'Express (formerly L'Action) that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Launched in November 1999, Finance et Investissement is the largest monthly for investment professionals in Quebec. Its editorial content includes information for investment advisors in French about the people, products, trends and technologies in the financial services sector of Quebec, but also in Canada and abroad. In addition to articles on group savings, securities, financial security and planning, the paper contains columns on sales and marketing aspects for all advisors.

Formerly named Flambeau de Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve, Flambeau Hochelaga is a weekly newspaper serving Mercier and Hochelaga-Maisonneuve boroughs in the east end of Montreal. The Flambeau that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Formerly named Flambeau de Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve, Flambeau is a weekly newspaper serving Mercier and Hochelaga-Maisonneuve boroughs in the east end of Montreal. The Flambeau that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news

Weekly newspaper serving Victoriaville area in the Centre-du-Quebec region with interests in agriculture, agri-food and forestry. Forum that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

The Charlottetown Guardian has been founded in 1887. It is published 6 days a week, Monday through Saturday with an average circulation of 21,706 copies per day (ABC, September, 30 2002). It is one of the province most important source of news and information in sports and entertainment. Transcontinental Group bought The Guardian from CanWest Global Communications in 2002.

Weekly newspaper serving Montréal-Nord borough in the north-east of Montreal. The Guide de Montréa-Nord that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Weekly newspaper serving Shawinigan area in Mauricie region. L'Hebdo du Saint-Maurice that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Weekly newspaper serving Mékinac and Des Chenaux Regional County Municipalities in Mauricie Region. L'Hebdo Mékinac – Des Chenaux that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Weekly newspaper serving the municipalities of Repentigny, L'Assomption, Charlemagne, Saint-Sulpice, L'Épiphanie and Lavaltrie in Weekly newspaper serving the municipalities of Repentigny, L'Assomption, Charlemagne, Saint-Sulpice, L'Épiphanie and Lavaltrie in Lanaudière region. L'Hebdo Rive-Nord that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Weekly newspaper serving the cities of Repentigny, Assomption, Charlemagne, Saint-Sulpice, L'Épiphanie and Lavaltrie in Lanaudière region. Hebdo Rive-Nord that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Weekly newspaper serving Rivière-des-Prairies borough in North East of Montreal. L'Informateur that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Established in 1965, the Inuvik Drum provides comprehensive coverage of community and regional issues, hard hitting news reporting, feature coverage, investigative reporting and strong editorials. It serves as a weekly local paper for the Beaufort-Mackenzie Delta region of the Northwest Territories. Published on Thursday with a circulation over 1,900 copies (Web site, January 14, 2004), the Inuvik Drum is based in Inuvik and also focuses on other communities from Aklavik, Tuktoyaktuk, Paulatuk, Fort McPherson, Artic Red River, Sachs Harbour and Holman Island.

Launched in 1989, Investment Executive is Canada's national newspaper for financial service industry professionals. Investment Executive is published 16 times a year and reaches more than 120,000 financial advisors. Investment Executive has gained the respect of its readers by offering intelligent, informed coverage of the financial services industry and providing insightful information for advisors on topics as diverse as mutual funds, investment research, technology, estate planning, tax, building relationships with clients and developing products and services for the client of the future. Our sister publication, Finance et Investissement, offers similar content for francophone advisors in Quebec.

Weekly newspaper serving La Jacques-Cartier Regional County Municipality in Quebec Region. Le Jacques-Cartier that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Weekly newspaper serving Rosemont/Petite-Patrie borough in the center of Montreal. The Journal de Rosemont – Petite Patrie that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Weekly economic newspaper in Quebec City and its south shore. Le Journal Économique that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Weekly newspaper serving Alma area in Saguenay Lac-St-Jean region. Le Journal Lac St-Jean that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Weekly newspaper serving the cities of Sainte-Thérèse, Bois-des-Filion, Lorraine, Rosemère, Blainville , Boisbriand and Saint-Janvier in Basses-Laurentides. The Journal Le Courrier that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Weekly newspaper serving Joliette area in Lanaudière region. Le Journal Matawinie des gens d'en haut that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

The Journal Pioneer is originated from the merge in 1951 of two newspapers: “The Journal” founded in Summerside in 1865 and “The Pioneer” founded in 1875 in Alberton, moving to Summerside as a rival paper in 1880. Today one item of its original mission stills the same: “informing and entertaining local readers with timeliness and accuracy”. The average circulation is 9,785 copies, Monday through Saturday.The actual owner of the Journal Pioneer is Transcontinental Group which bought it from CanWest Global Communications in 2002

The Lethbridge Herald has been in operation since 1905 and serves the City of Lethbridge and communities across southern Alberta from Bow Island in the east, the B.C. boundary to the west, Nanton to the north and the U.S. border to the south.The Herald is published daily, seven days a week and is a morning delivery newspaper. It's Monday through Thursday circulation is 21,082, and 25,487 Friday, 22,335 Saturday and 19,519 Sunday. The Herald is a community newspaper focusing on events and people of interest to its local readers.

Lethbridge Sun Times is a weekly paper in the Lethbridge, Alberta, area, with a circulation of 24,000 in 2007. The paper is part of Horizon Operations (Canada) Ltd, the same company that publishes and distributes the daily Lethbridge Herald.

Weekly newspaper serving community of l'île-des-Soeurs in Verdun borough from South West Montreal. The Magazine Île-des-Soeurs that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

The Medicine Hat News has been in operation since 1885 and serves the City of Medicine Hat, Towns of Redcliff, Brooks and Maple Creek, Sask. as well as dozens of smaller communities in between.The News is published daily with the exception of Sunday. It’s Monday through Thursday circulation is 13,500, while it’s Friday and Saturday circulation is 14,500. The News is a community newspaper focusing on events and people of interest to its local readers.

Weekly bilingual newspaper serving municipality of Dorval and Lachine borough in the south west of Montreal. Le Messager Lachine that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Weekly bilingual newspaper serving LaSalle borough in the south west of Montreal. Le Messager LaSalle that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Weekly bilingual newspaper serving Verdun borough in the south west of Montreal. Le Messager Verdun that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Published and printed by Publications Metropolitaines, a partnership between Transcontinental Medias, Metro International and Gesca, Metro is a free 24-page, on average, tabloid distributed Monday to Friday in Montreal's 65 metro stations. Metro features local, regional, national and international news, as well as sport and cultural news. It presents mainly short summaries from press agency and a few original stories.

Weekly bilingual newspaper serving English community in the West End of Montreal. The Monitor (formerly The Chronicle) that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Montréal Express offre un contenu à saveur régionale tout à fait unique et branché sur les enjeux du milieu, les problématiques et les divers sujets qui touchent la population du secteur. Il sera distribué à 142 458 exemplaires sur le territoire (2006).

Montréal Express offre un contenu à saveur régionale tout à fait unique et branché sur les enjeux du milieu, les problématiques et les divers sujets qui touchent la population du secteur. Il est distribué à 169 158 exemplaires sur le territoire (2006).

Inserted in Le Courrier Bordeaux-Cartierville, Montréal Express offers content with a regional flair connected to the local issues and topics of interest for the residents. It has a circulation of 147 344 (2006).

Established in 1945, News/North is a hybrid community newspaper and weekly newsmagazine providing informed news and feature coverage of trends, events and people activities across the Northwest Territories. It combines hard hitting journalism with a warm interest and concern for Northern people and interest. In every issue you will find human interest features, profiles, community news, knowledgeable Northern columnists, territorial news and feature reports and provocative editorials. Special sections deal with Northern sports, entertainment, business and labour and many weeks there is a special supplement providing an in-depth look at some facet of Northern life. Published every Monday and distributed to 63 communities throughout the Northwest Territories and Nunavut, News/North is headquartered in the NWT capital city of Yellowknife with regional news bureaus in Fort Simpson, covering Deh Cho Region, Inuvik for Mackenzie Delta Region and Hay River for the South Slave Region .

Weekly newspaper serving Victoriaville area in Centre-du-Quebec region. La Nouvelle that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news. The newspapers merges with L'Union on May 2007.

Weekly newspaper serving municipality of Victoriaville in Centre-du-Québec region. L'Union that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news. The newspaper merges with La Nouvelle on May 2007.

Weekly newspaper serving Mercier – Hochelaga-Maisonneuve borough in Montreal East side. Les Nouvelles de l'Est that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news. End of publication, October 25, 2006.

Le Nouvelliste was created in 1920. It is essential reading for anyone who wants to be informed about regional economy and current events in Mauricie. It is published six days a week, from Monday to Saturday.

Established in 1945, Nunavut News/North is circulated in all 28 Nunavut communities and reports on activities throughout the region. Offices in Iqaluit and Rankin Inlet are backed up by production facilities in Yellowknife. Correspondents and contributing writers are located in a number of Nunavut communities. Main language is English, with photo captions and some stories in Inuktitut (Syllabics and on occasion, Roman orthography). Published weekly on Mondays, Nunavut News/North combines hard hitting journalism with a warm interest and concern for Nunavut people and interests. In every issue you will find human interest features, profiles, community news, photo features, knowledgeable Northern columnists, Nunavut news and feature reports, superb photographic images and provocative editorials. Departmental editors produce sections for Nunavut Sports, Arts & Entertainment, Business & Labour. Frequently special supplements providing an in-depth look at some facet of Northern life. Among the special issues are issues on Construction, Nunavut Mining and Opportunities North which provides an all-industry overview of business and employment opportunities in Nunavut.

Weekly bilingual newspaper serving Orleans and Ottawa East communities in Ottawa. The Star that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Ottawa Business Journal is the leading source of local business news and information for Canada's national capital region. Every Monday, the newspaper provides authoritative and in-depth news coverage on the sectors that comprise Ottawa's vibrant business scene, ranging from technology to commercial real estate and corporate finance to hospitality. Readers can turn to the Ottawa Business Journal for exclusive news, analysis, features on hot new trends, behind-the-scenes coverage of major deals and profiles of the players that make things happen. The newspaper is specifically targeted to business decision-makers, managers, executives, owners and key professionals.

The Technology Industry Guide is a partnership between OCRI and the Ottawa Business Journal and delivers highly valuable data on Ottawa's technology industry. It is published annually in January as a print supplement with the Ottawa Business Journal.

The Pipeline distributes to over 7600 companies directly involved in the oil and gas sector in Western Canada. This trade publication features articles and advertising that relates to the energy sector and is of interest to anyone serving the industry.

Weekly newspaper serving Le Plateau borough in the centre of Montreal. Le Plateau that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news. The newspaper merges with Le VM on May 20, 2007

PME is published 10 times a year. This periodical is intended for upper managers and directors of small and medium-sized businesses. PME primarily provides practical information. Topics covered include business financing, manpower training, computerization, exporting, etc. A special section, called Action PME, removable in its paper version and dedicated to the emerging entrepreneurship and promoting it on behalf of young entrepreneurs is published occasionally. PME publishes also four annual guides: 1) a guide for SME owners and managers, 2) a guide to business financing, 3) a guide to support programs, 4) a guide to consulting services for SMEs.

The Prairie Post has begun operation under Thompson Newspapers in September of 1998 and was published monthly at this time, then twice monthly and finally started weekly in March 1999. The Prairie Post is now published by the Alberta Newspaper Group. Its total distribution is 24,489 copies with 5,811 in Alberta 11,693 in Saskatchewan rural and 6,990 in Swift Current, SK. The focus of Prairie Post is "Prairie Life - Prairie People". It is a "features" type paper with stories on the various communities it serves in South East Alberta and South West Saskatchewan. Along with articles from a variety or sections like travel, rodeos, camping, cooking and so much more, the journal present articles focusing on people who have made an impact on their community. It is not a hard news type publication but rather a publication proving information and interesting articles for everyone in the family located in the rural sectors of both provinces. Advertising and editorial for Prairie Post are handled in its Medicine Hat or Swith Current office.

Prairie Post-West is a publication printed and distributed solely in the Lethbridge area by Alberta newspaper Group. Its distribution is approximately 9100 copies in the southwestern part of Alberta in and around Lethbridge, as far north as Nanton, Alberta and west to the BC border and east to Taber. Prairie Post - West began publication July 20th, 2001 as a monthly publication and now every two weeks starting March 2002 usually the second and fourth Friday of each month. It's editorial focus is "Prairie Life - Prairie People". It is a "features" type paper with stories on the various communities it serves in South West Alberta and South West Saskatchewan. Along with articles from a variety or sections like travel, rodeos, camping, cooking and so much more, the journal present articles focusing on people who have made an impact on their community. Advertising and editorial for Prairie Post – West is handled by the Lethbridge Herald office.

La Presse Affaires Magazine is a free supplement inserted in the daily La Presse four times a year. Prepared by La Presse’s economic and financial news team, La Presse Affaires Magazine presents portraits of influential people from the business world and special reports on hot economic topics as well as personal finances.

Articles in LaPresseAffaires.com are from a daily selection of economic and financial news written from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (Montreal time), Monday to Friday, by a team of journalists who monitor national and international financial news throughout the day. The LaPresseAffaires.com site, a Gesca group Web site, is devoted entirely to business, stock market activities and personal finance.

Launched in 1951, La Presse Canadienne is the French-language counterpart of The Canadian Press. La Presse Canadienne concentrates on news and events happening in Quebec and French Canada, and covers topics that are of interest to Quebec and French Canadians. It also includes the translated versions of selected Canadian Press English stories.

La Presse is "the largest French-language daily in America". Founded in 1884, this daily publishes more than 225,000 copies Sunday through Friday, and more than 350,000 copies on Saturdays. La Presse is, according to a survey conducted by the Conseil du patronat du Quebec, the most read newspaper by Quebec business people. The database contains bibliographic references to articles in the newspaper from 1985 to April 1988 (title, section, page, author, areas of interest, types of articles and the length of articles). The database includes full-text articles from the newspaper starting in April 1988, and all editorial articles from July 1, 1990 are also included.

Weekly bilingual newspaper serving Saint-Léonard borough in Centre East of Montreal. Progrès St-Léonard News that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Weekly newspaper serving Villeray borough in the north centre of Montreal. Le Progrès Villeray that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Weekly newspaper serving Coaticook in Eastern Townships since 1997. Le Progrès that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Founded in 1973 as an informative newsletter from Quebec’s Office de la protection du consommateur, Protegez-Vous magazine has become one of the most read and most quoted magazines in the media. With a circulation of 145,000 copies (jan.-june 2002) and over 635,000 readers every month (Statmedia, Jolicoeur et Associes, spring-summer 2001), it is a reference in the field of consumption. It is now published by Les Editons Protegez-Vous, a non-profit organization. The magazine's mission is to educate and inform consumers, heighten the awareness of merchants, manufacturers and advertisers to the needs of consumers, and to evaluate products and services. Protegez-Vous also has special features, practical guides and a Web site that has made it possible to diversify its activities, which are now a major source of information for all consumers. Protegez-Vous is renowned for taking its mandate very seriously. The magazine's core activities include carrying out tests on products and investigating services. For tests, strict procedures are entrusted to project leaders with degrees in chemical engineering, mechanical engineering, chemicals or food sciences and technologies. All tests are carried out by recognized laboratories using testing protocols developed by project leaders and the test department manager. Tests are based on Canadian, U.S. and international testing standards. These standards, written by committees of experts, are reliable and have been tested on many occasions. For service investigations, the project leader uses the services of an expert or a committee of experts recognized for their credibility and strictness in their respective fields. This Committee must corroborate the project leader's interpretation of the results before his or her article can be submitted to the Editorial Committee. The special editions on cars (April) and toys (November) are published in collaboration with two organizations, Option consommateurs for toys and the Automobile Protection Association for cars. Over the years, the journalists of Protegez-Vous have won awards and honours for their work, both for the quality of the content and writing, and for their commitment to consumers.

Weekly newspaper serving La Cité and Limoilou boroughs in Quebec City. Québec Express that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Weekly newspaper serving Magog area in Estrie region. Le Reflet du Lac that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Weekly newspaper serving municipality of Aylmer and Hull community in the town of Gatineau, Outaouais region. Le Régional that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Weekly newspaper serving the city of Sackville in New Brunswick. The Sackville Tribune Post provides an accurate image of its community and is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Created in 1896, Le Soleil is the largest daily in the Quebec area and in eastern Quebec. It is published every day and more than 100,000 copies are printed Monday through Friday, with 145,000 copies printed on Saturdays and 90,000 on Sundays. This publication is an invaluable reference for anybody interested in the progress of Quebec's status and trends in Quebec politics.

The Swift Current Southwest Booster is a free distribution weekly paper established in 1969. Initially the Booster served the city of Swift Current. Over the years the Booster has expanded to become the primary print medium in southwest Saskatchewan. It offers a good mix of local news, sports and community events.

Published every Sunday since 1875, The Sunday Herald is distributed in the greater Halifax metropolitan area and throughout Nova Scotia. It is the Sunday edition of the Chronicle-Herald, renowned for the quality of its reporting of the province daily news. With The Chronicle, it is one of the last independant newspaper in Canada.

The Taber Times is a community newspaper published every Wednesday by the Alberta Newspaper Group. The Taber Times was originally called The Taber Free Press and began publishing in February 1907. The first issue of The Taber Times was published on May 13, 1911.With a paid, weekly circulation of 3,322 copies per issue, The Times serves the town of Taber as well as the villages and hamlets within the Municipal District of Taber.The Times strives to present an accurate and interesting reflection of community affairs and a forum for public opinion. Market surveys have shown high readership levels as local residents tend to take an avid interest in the affairs of the community.

Technaute.com is a web site produced by LaPresseAffaires.com dedicated to the latest innovations in the technological world. This portal leads you to web logs, columns, advices and analyses covering the new trends in the world of computer science, multimedia and telecoms.

Technology in Government launched February 5, 1994, published monthly, is a tabloid newspaper serving Information Systems/Data Processing and Telecommunications professionals and managers within departments and ministries of Federal, Provincial and Municipal Governments in Canada, as well as in Crown Corporations. Editorially, the publication maintains a strong and professional focus consisting of investigative reports, useful application stores, news and information.

The St-John’s Telegram, formerly The Evening Telegram, is the oldest daily newspaper in Newfoundland and Labrador. It was founded in 1879. It became a 7 days daily newspaper in 1989. Until the mid 1990’s it was still published for an evening edition when it was published for morning distribution but keeping its name The Evening Telegram. It changed it in 1998 for The Telegram. The newspaper has been sold by Thomson Corporation to Southam/Hollinger in 1996 then bought by CanWest Global Communications in 2000. Transcontinental Group, the present owner, has purchased it in 2002. The St-John’s Telegram has a daily circulation of 34,476 copies and a Saturday circulation of 54,821 (ABC, March, 31 2002).

Published since 1929, La Terre de chez nous reports on agricultural news events in Quebec on a weekly basis. The weekly is mainly targeted to agricultural producers and professionals in the field of agriculture. Written by a team of career journalists, the paper covers local, provincial, national and global agricultural news.

The Thunder Bay Chronicle, serves the city of Thunder Bay and all the Northwestern Ontario seven days a week. The Chronicle is considered the information and marketing leader in its region and several companies refer to it.

The Moose Jaw Times Herald has been founded in 1889 as a weekly publication. Today a daily, published 7 days a week, the Times Herald supplies a good mix of local, national and international news, sports and weather. It also runs a good mix of features and tries to provide a daily menu for all ages. Its letters to the editor have proven to be interesting and controversial. Its circulation gets an average of 8,883 copies (Sworn, 2002). It has been bought by Transcontinental Group from CanWest Global Communications in 2002.

Weekly newspaper serving municipalities of Terrebonne and Mascouche in Lanaudière region. Le Trait d'union that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Weekly newspaper serving municipalities of Terrebonne and Mascouche in Lanaudière region. Le Trait d'Union that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Published in Sherbrooke, La Tribune serves the Eastern Townships region in Quebec. The newspaper exists since 1909. More than 115,000 people read this daily, noted for the quality of its regional reporting. La Tribune does not publish on Sundays

The Vauxhall Advance is a community newspaper published every Thursday. The first issue of the journal was published in October 1978 by H. George Meyer and Walter Koyanagi, former owners of the Taber Times. Since then it has changed hands five times and is now a part of the Alberta Newspaper Group. With a paid, weekly circulation of 865 copies per issue, The Advance serves the towns of Vauxhall, Hays and Enchant. The Advance strives to present an accurate and interesting reflection of community’s affairs and a forum for public opinion. Market surveys have shown high readership levels, as local residents tend to take an avid interest in the affairs of the communities that the paper serves.

Weekly newspaper serving Ville-Marie borough in centre south of Montreal. Le VM that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news. The newspaper merges with Le Plateau on May 20, 2007.

Established in 1935 and a daily since 1945, La Voix de l’Est is published six days a week in Granby, Quebec. Read by more than 50,000 people, La Voix de l’Est covers the region’s political, economic, social and sports news. La Voix de l’Est has an average circulation of more than 15,000 copies during the week and 19,000 on Saturdays.

Weekly newspaper serving Lac Etchemin area in Chaudière-Appalaches region. La Voix du Sud that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Weekly newspaper serving Côte Saint-Paul, Saint-Henri and Ville Émard boroughs in South West of Montreal. La Voix Pop that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

The Bedford-Sackville Weekly News is a weekly newspaper issued by The Daily News and serving the communities of Bedford, Middle & Upper Sackville - Lucaville and Lower Sackville districts in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

The Halifax West-Clayton Park Weekly News is a weekly newspaper issued by The Daily News and serving the communities of Clayton Park, Rockingham, Bayers Lake, Fairview and Armdale, in the west-end of Halifax, Nova Scotia.

The Western Star has been founded on April 4, 1900 in Corner Brook, Newfoundland. The actual owner is Transcontinental Group who bought it from CanWest Global Communications in 2002. Originally a weekly newspaper, it became a daily in 1952, publishing 6 days a week, Monday through Saturday. The journal covers local, provincial, national and international news. Its circulation gets an average of 8,351 copies (ABC, September, 30 2002.

Weekly bilingual newspaper serving Westmount on Montreal Island. The Westmount Examiner that provides an accurate image of its community is often the best and sometimes the only source of local news.

Established in 1972, The Yellowknifer is published by Northern News Service every Wednesday and Friday, serving the Capital City of Yellowknife, NWT. It is the gateway to much of the North. The Yellowknifer is recognized as one of the better community newspapers in Canada in its circulation class. It has been a consistent winner in regional and national Better Newspaper competitions. It focuses entirely on local news and issues providing comprehensive coverage of community issues, hard hitting news reporting, excellent feature coverage, investigative reporting and strong editorials.