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Federal Election Toolkit for Magazine Publishers NOW AVAILABLE

Apr 2, 2025

Canadians head to the polls on April 28, 2025. The Canadian Magazine Coalition (Alberta Magazine Publishers Association (AMPA), Magazines Canada, L’Association québécoise des éditeurs de magazines (AQEM), and the Magazine Association of B.C. (MagsBC)), is committed to working effectively with the elected government on behalf of our members and the magazine media industry.

We’re seeking your support to ensure the sector and its many contributions to Canada’s economic, cultural and information landscape are recognized and protected. Please review the Election Toolkit document (available to download with your member login) and familiarize yourself with the issues affecting the industry and how you can help to inform your local candidates.

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Professional Development

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