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 Financial Post Business magazines mandate is to inform, educate and entertain its readers. In a world awash in business news, it provides context, analysis and understanding identifying and exploring the most important personalities, trends, companies and issues that are shaping our lives. As a business magazine, it speaks to readers as owner/managers, employees, investors, consumers and citizens. It is Canadian in emphasis but global in scope. Financial Post Business is smart, forward-looking and seeks, above all, to tell great stories.
Our unique business coverage and vision secured us two gold medals and a silver in this years National Magazine Awards tops among business magazines in Canada. Its no wonder then, that more than 1.2 million Canadians pick-up Financial Post Business on a monthly basis.
Award winning editorial combined with a creatively driven sales force, produces a business magazine that meets and exceeds the needs of Canadian business people and provides opportunities for marketers to reach an affluent, decision making audience of senior managers and professionals throughout Canada. |
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 TVtimes is Canadas largest circulation TV listings magazine with a combined 9 market circulation of over 1 million. Reaching nearly 1.3 million adults weekly the redesigned TVtimes reaches more Canadians in major cities that many other consumer magazines. |
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 Its about time - Aboriginal youth speaking for themselves! Stories about Aboriginal youth, written by Aboriginal youth. Music reviews, poetry, fashion and articles on everything from friends and jobs to sports and the environment can be found monthly in issues of Shout.
 In each issue, Shout presents material that speaks to Aboriginal youth on many different levels, in many different ways. We strive to provide balance in the content and acknowledge the diversity of Aboriginal youth. The magazine is published 10 times a year and distributed free of charge to Aboriginal students in more than 230 highs schools on and off reserve, throughout Saskatchewan. Copies of the magazine are provided to Band and Tribal Council offices, friendship centres, and a cross-section of government, community and business leaders each month. Additionally, Shout is available by paid subscription to individuals and organizations that have a vested interest in the development of Aboriginal youth and there are plans to enhance distribution efforts by making Shout available on select newsracks in the near future.
Shout is the result of a partnership between the First Nations University of Canada, MGM Communications (owned by the Battlefords Tribal Council), and the Leader-Post/StarPhoenix. |
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 Swerve is the addictive entertainment, culture and lifestyle magazine, an engaging read for engaged Calgarians. Distributed weekly in the Calgary Herald, its the straight goods on a dynamic city, all from the insiders perspective. Swerves goal is not to lord anything over you, but to turn you on to the freshest ideas, the brightest people, the sweetest stuff and the liveliest eventsall brought to you with intelligence, style, humour and originality by the best writers, photographers and illustrators. Expect the unexpected with our cover stories. Regular departments include shopping, food, real estate, the arts, sports and relationships, plus Calgarys most complete and entertaining listings guide. |
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 Living...the good life. Style. Substance. Sophistication.
Windsorites know how to celebrate the good life. And Living Windsor strives to share in that spirit of fine lifestyles. This bi-monthly Living Windsor magazine recognizes and reflects the sophisticated lifestyles that are being lived everyday in the Windsor community, delivering the very best of all worlds in dining, home living, health and fitness, automotive, fashion, the arts, travel and finance |
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