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Looking for new ideas and content topics to spark interest with your readers? Look no further than the winners of the annual CCNAwards competition! Every week we feature winning entries in a different award category to provide you with a source of inspiration and ideas that you can adapt for your own market.

News Media Canada offers publishers a valuable resource: ready-to-use ad creative developed to highlight the importance of journalism and engage your audience.

In a new INMA blog post , Greg Piechota, head of the organization's Readers First Initiative, shares the pros and cons of reader revenue and dispels the myth that news companies have reached their subscription ceiling.

The Canadian Journalism Foundation (CJF) is now accepting entries for its 2025 awards and fellowships. The deadline for all submissions is Jan. 24, 2025.

The Canadian Community Newspaper Awards honour outstanding work in editorial, photography, multimedia and overall excellence in community newspaper publishing across the country. Click here to view/download the winning entries below

Earlier this month the House of Common's Standing Committee on Finance released its report on pre-budget consultations in advance of the 2025 Budget.

The Canadian Community Newspaper Awards (CCNAwards) honour outstanding work in editorial, photography, multimedia and overall excellence in community newspaper publishing across the country.

The Canadian Press has reported that tech giant Google has sent its $100 million payment to be distributed by the Canadian Journalism Collective (CJC) in return for an exemption from Canada's Online News Act.

Newspapers are an effective advertising medium, no matter the format. Traditional format advertising includes print ads in the physical newspaper as well as the digital versions of those ads found in e-editions online (pdf replicas of the printed newspaper).

A recent report from the U.S.-based Poynter Institute found that trust in media organizations may not be as dire as some skeptics would predict.