Tag: Circulation
Time to re-think Canada Post?
BY SERGE LAVOIE, CCNA EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
JUNE, 2001
Canada Post.
Well now, I’ve got your attention, haven’t I?
I’ve learned that Canada Post is the favourite topic of...
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 a column, let alone a...
PAP users face five per cent postal increase
While commercial Publications Mail prices are slated to increase April 1, 2001 by up to 12.5 per cent, participants in the Publications Assistance Program...
CCNA to undertake distribution study
CCNA is undertaking a distribution study of its membership aimed at getting a better picture of how community newspapers are distributed and the costs...
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 April 3 in Ottawa. The...
CANADA POST CLARIFIES NEW UNADDRESSED ADMAIL RULES
New Unaddressed Admail rules for community newspapers, slated to go into effect April 1, have been clarified by Canada Post.
In response to a letter...
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 has relocated to Honolulu as...
FIRST CLASS POSTAGE RATE INCREASES
The domestic basic letter rate increased by one cent to 47 cents on Jan. 1, 2000.
This is the first time that first class postage...
CCNA BOARD TAKES RURAL CONCERNS TO PARLIAMENT HILL
Rural issues dominated the government relations meetings held by CCNA Board directors in Ottawa recently.
Meetings were held on Nov. 25 with federal agriculture...