25 January 2012 - 4:06pm Tweet When Canadians are looking to purchase a product or service, 86 percent of them turn to newspapers as their go-to-source for information according to a recent study by the Canadian Council of...

A funny thing has happened to the printed word in Canada on the way to the dustbin of history: it is thriving. There is big news from the small book presses and magazine world, where new titles launch often, but most especially...

5 December 2011 - 3:24pm Tweet Over 50 percent of newspaper executives from Canada and the U.S. are predicting digital growth for 2012 according to the latest industry preview report from Toronto-based market research firm...

Forty major newspapers in the US are partnering with the Associated Press and retailers to launch a new digital service that recreates the printed insert for iPhone, Android and other mobile devices.

Newspapers Canada is thrilled to present the winners of the 2011 Extra Awards. The 2011 Extra’s Best of Show is COSSETTE Quebec with its outstanding campaign for Korrigane, “Une pub faite à la main pour des bières faites à la main.”

Canada Post will resume operations across the country following the passage of back to work legislation on Sunday, June 26. Consumers and businesses can expect to begin receiving mail tomorrow however; it will take some time to stabilize operations and return to normal delivery standards.

In today's shifting media landscape, newspapers are no longer defined by platform. They are masters of content that can be delivered to the audiences valued by advertisers in any medium they desire.

The 2011 report stresses that the forest industry forms an important part of a “greener” economy and wood products have environmental attributes that would appeal to people.