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- Association of Canadian Publishers (Toronto) - represents over 140 book publishers whose chief office of business is in Canada,
who are at least 80 percent Canadian owned and controlled, whose publication of original Canadian books is a primary part of
their business, and who have no less than 10 original Canadian titles, of which no more than 25 percent are authored by
principals or directors of the company
- Book and Periodical Council (BCP) (Toronto) - umbrella organization for associations involved in the writing and editing,
publishing and manufacturing, distribution, and selling and lending of books and periodicals in Canada, which aims to increase
the level of awareness and use of Canadian materials by the general public and in educational systems at all levels, and to
ensure that the public has an adequate and representative range of Canadian books and periodicals in sales outlets, library
systems and educational institutions in Canada
- Canadian Association of Journalists (CAJ) - national non-profit advocacy and professional development organization which
serves Canadian journalists from all media, including print, radio and television, promoting excellence in journalism, encouraging
investigative journalism, and upholding the public's right to know
- Canadian Booksellers Association (CBA) (Toronto) - national trade association which represents independent trade and campus
booksellers and which works for the current and future economic well-being of booksellers, by promoting their interests and
meeting their needs
- Canadian Media Guild (Toronto) - democratic trade union of over 5000 members which promotes the best working environments
possible for its members and believes strongly that Canadians will have access to higher-quality information and entertainment if
the people creating it have stable and fair employment conditions
- Canadian Magazine Publishers Association (CMPA) (Toronto) - represents a group of 300 Canadian consumer magazines and
maintains a continuous lobbying presence with all levels of government on issues including the Canada Magazine Fund,
postage, privacy legislation, and media industry convergence
- Canadian Newspaper Association (CNA) (L'association canadienne des journaux) - represents 101 Canadian daily newspapers
and 99% of the 5m newspapers sold daily across Canada
- Canadian Publishers' Council (Toronto) - Canada's main English language book publishing trade association which represents
the interests of publishing companies that publish books and other media for elementary and secondary schools, colleges and
universities, professional and reference markets, the retail and library sectors
- Editors' Association of Canada (EAC) (Toronto) - promotes professional editing as key in producing effective communications,
sponsoring professional development seminars, promoting and maintaining high standards of editing and publishing in Canada,
establishing guidelines to help editors secure fair pay and good working conditions, and helping editors, both in-house and
freelance, to network, and cooperating with other publishing associations in areas of common concern
- Periodical Writers Association of Canada (PWAC) (Toronto) - national organization representing over 500 freelance writers and
journalists across the country, whose aims include developing and maintaining professional standards in editor-writer
relationships and encouraging higher industry standards and fees for all types of freelance writing
- Independent Media Centre, Maritimes - independent, democratically produced coverage of issues, culture and events in
Canada's Maritime Provinces
- Independent Media Centre, Montreal - grass roots community based media collective formed to support independent coverage of
the struggle to form a society based on freedom, justice, and sustainability, with a long-term mission to democratize
communication by making the means of media production and distribution available to all
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- Canada NewsWire - the nation's largest and most used and accessed full-text dedicated wire networks, distributing more than
70,000 news releases every year on behalf of 10,000 customers, including public companies, governments, unions,
associations, law enforcement agencies and others
- Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) - national broadcaster
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- National Post
- Toronto Globe & Mail
- Toronto Star
- Vancouver Sun
- Calgary Herald
- Flipside - Canadian daily alternative newspaper
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- Canadian Journal of Communication
- Grain magazine - literary magazine that publishes emerging and established writers from across Canada and around the world
- First Perspective - Aboriginal, First Nations and Native News in Canada
- rabble.ca - news, ideas, babble and attitude, building on the strengths of the diverse movements for equality and social justice
- YES Mag - science magazine for kids
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- Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) - independent agency responsible for regulating
Canada's broadcasting and telecommunications systems, reporting to Parliament through the Minister of Canadian Heritage
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