Weeklies urged as key ad medium at CWNA convention
Hugh E. McCormick of the Montreal Monitor led the 39th CWNA convention in Toronto with a call to promote weeklies as a vital advertising medium in Canada. He highlighted five million weekly readers and noted the industry faces competition and rising costs, urging unity and stronger revenue strategies.
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Wilkie Press Celebrates Fifty Years of Publication Milestones
The Wilkie Press marks its fiftieth year with reflections on early mechanical troubles and libel lawsuits. The elder editor recalls forty eight years with the paper since 1910, praising watchdog reporting and civic focus while wishing successors continued success in a reputable local paper.
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Parable of the water tank sparks Taber signage plan
A Times column proposes turning Taber’s water tank into a roadside theme. It suggests using a miniature tank and a brief sign to attract passing motorists, linking the tank to Taber’s origins and local commerce. The idea emphasizes concise branding and a memorable roadside display.
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