Subsidy programs offer many challenges
BY SERGE LAVOIE, CCNA EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
DECEMBER, 2000
Managing a subsidy program is not easy; someone is always on the wrong...
CCNA to undertake distribution study
CCNA is undertaking a distribution study of its membership aimed at getting a better picture of how community newspapers...
NEW CHAIR FOR DISTRIBUTION COMMITTEE
Bowes Publishers Limited Vice President Bob Pearce has assumed the chair of CCNA's Distribution Committee.
Pearce replaces Don Kendall, who...
Canada Post softens Publications Mail increases
While confirmed rates are some weeks away, Canada Post has modified its proposals for rate increases to Publications Mail.
Proposed...
CCNA ACHIEVES ‘PARTIAL VICTORY’ IN CANADA POST RATE BATTLE
The Canadian Community Newspapers Association (CCNA) has achieved a 'partial victory' in its ongoing battle against Canada Post Unaddressed...
CANADA POST RELEASES ANNUAL REPORT
Canada Post released its annual report this week with the Clerk of the House of Commons, reporting a net...
CCNA TO MEET WITH LIBERAL RURAL CAUCUS IN APRIL
A small delegation of CCNA representatives are slated to meet with executive members of the Liberal Rural Caucus on...
Unaddressed Admail policies need third-party oversight
BY SERGE LAVOIE, CCNA EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
MARCH, 2001
"How about that Canada Post, eh?"
That phrase is a curious way to start...
The precarious state of postal subsidies
At the time of writing, both the magazine and community newspaper industries are waiting impatiently for news of proposed...
CCNA responds to PAP discussion paper
CCNA has responded to a discussion paper from the Department of Canadian Heritage on the Publications Assistance Program (PAP),...