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News Media Canada, the voice of the print and digital news media industry in Canada, announced today a second call for applications to its Local Journalism Initiative program. Applications are being sought from Ontario English media, Quebec French media, and Indigenous media across the country.
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The guidance is posted on the Canada Revenue Agency website and includes eligibility criteria for the tax credit and how to apply for designation as a Qualified Canadian Journalism Organization (QCJO).
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News Media Canada president and CEO John Hinds discusses what keeps him hopeful that 2020 could see some important changes to help renew the Canadian media ecosystem.
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Via Rail and Touché, a marketing agency, have seen remarkable results on this past summer's 'Love the Way' ad campaign.
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Did you know that community newspapers and other non-broadcast organizations that publish original content online most days are now able to enter their work in the National Newspaper Awards? It's true!
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The latest research from the Canadian Media Concentration Research Project (CMCRP) confirms that Google and Facebook receive 42 cents of every advertising dollar in Canada.
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Every year on January 27, ABC Life Literacy Canada hosts Family Literacy Day, the largest national family literacy event in Canada. Literacy organizations, schools, libraries and media groups will coordinate numerous literacy-themed events and activities across the country in honour of this special initiative.
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MARKETING FEATURE
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The government has a duty to inform Canadians about its programs, services, policies and decisions. Advertising is one of many ways the government ensures that individuals, families and businesses have the information they need to exercise their rights and responsibilities and to make decisions about their health, safety and security.
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In this lively discussion at the Ontario Community Newspapers Association's annual conference, panelists Joan Brehl, Vice President & General Manager, AAM Canada; John Fraser, President and CEO, National Newsmedia Council; Daryl Heroux, Media Strategist at Carat Canada and Frank Leo, Broker, Re/Max West Realty, discuss how to make your newspaper best in class for local success journalistically and financially.
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