In the “Learning Issue” of Cover Lines, Chris Radley, Executive Director, reflects on the progress of the fiscal year, emphasizing the transition to QuickBooks Online while still dealing with outdated Magwin software for distribution accounting. The issue promotes the Remote Consultants Program, encouraging members to apply for one-on-one sessions with industry experts. Radley highlights the importance of communication through newsletters and social media, urging members to follow these channels for updates. There’s also a call for submissions to the Alberta Muse Issue and an invitation to the Great Northern Arts Festival. The publication outlines various grants and funding opportunities for publishers and literary creators, including the Creative Export Canada program, the Canada Periodical Fund, and support from the Ontario Arts Council. Additionally, it introduces the Business Innovation component of the Canada Periodical Fund and provides updates on Blue Box reporting requirements. The issue closes with a reminder about Magazines Canada’s anti-violence policy and a wish for a happy Canada Day weekend.
The Learning Issue
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