National Newspaper Week

As a gold sponsor of this year's Media Innovation Awards (MIAs), News Media Canada delivered the message that Newspapers Matter, Now More Than Ever, to the 400...

As part of our ongoing follow up to National Newspaper Week, we have produced a new video showcasing support for newspapers from Canadians across the...

To engage and inspire the next generation of readers, the Campbell River Mirror partners with a local teacher to feature student contributions in a regular feature,...

As part of the 2018 National Newspaper Week celebrations from October 1- 7, 2018, the Vernon Morning Star asked leaders in their community about...

British Columbia's Gabriola Sounder came up with a creative twist to promote National Newspaper Week in the pages of their paper. Using the Newspapers Matter logo they ran small space quotes from readers and notable community members throughout their paper.

As part of last month's National Newspaper Week celebrations, the Maple Creek News hosted a Customer Appreciation Day. The local paper opened its doors and invited readers to come and enjoy some coffee and cookies, get to know the staff and bring in some story ideas.

As part of this year’s National Newspaper Week celebrations the Winnipeg Free Press hosted a free screening of the award winning movie “Spotlight” at the Winnipeg Art Gallery.

During National Newspaper Week, the award-winning newspaper Clark's Crossing Gazette in Saskatchewan showcased this video vignette highlighting their relevance in their community.

We are continuing to collect your celebration stories from National Newspaper Week. This week, check out the Fort Nelson News and the special page they published showcasing...

Ever wondered how the Wellington Advertiser gets published? It takes a lot of dedicated people to produce this award-winning newspaper. From sales to ad design to journalism to circulation and carriers, the entire team works hard to produce the Wellington Advertiser each week.