Magazines Canada

Did you miss out on the chance to see the Magazines Canada sponsored panel conversation at this year's The Word On The Street Magazine Maker Magic? Well, don't worry—we filmed it for you! Magazines Canada members can view this inspiring conversation anytime on our website and hear some magazine creators talking about the hows, whys, and what nexts of magazine publishing in Canada. Check out this informative, engaging, and witty conversation with Tali Voron-Leiderman (Ampersand Review), Ariella Garmaise (The Walrus ), and Anthony Salvalaggio (Toronto Journal), moderated by Nicola Hamilton (Issues Magazine Shop, among other places). Members watch it at the link below. #magazines #canadianmagazines #magazinespeople #learning #professionaldevelopment #smartereveryday https://lnkd.in/gVKhYQmV

A brand new professional development resource for Magazines Canada Members! Newsstand and Circulation Consultant Craig Sweetman/CRS Media shares a quarterly update on the state of newsstand magazine sales for the 3rd Quarter – 2024 for the Canadian Marketplace. Members can access it at the link below: https://lnkd.in/gCgRyyKg #magazines #canadianmagazines #newsstand #magazinepeople #learning #professionaldevelopment #smartereveryday

Reminder! The Indigenous Editors Association is hosting a special webinar: “Elements of Indigenous Style 2nd Edition Sneak Peek!” 🗓 Date: Saturday, October 26 🕚 Time: 11 AM PT (1.25 hours) 🎤 Speakers: Warren Cariou, Jordan Abel, and Rhonda Kronyk (she/her) Kronyk Warren Cariou and Jordan Abel will be discussing their work editing Indigenous authors and the Indigenous Editors Circle, which is planned for May 2025; offering insights into the challenges and rewards of this important work. Jordan will also share the journey behind the exciting new Indigenous journal, Yarrow. Plus, you’ll get an exclusive sneak peek at what’s new in the updated edition of Elements of Indigenous Style—an essential resource for anyone working with Indigenous authors and stories. ✨ What to Expect: Insights into editing Indigenous voices and stories Behind-the-scenes look at Yarrow journal Highlights from the 2nd edition of Elements of Indigenous Style Q&A with Warren and Jordan Extended Session for Indigenous Creatives: Immediately following the webinar, we’re hosting a special Kitchen Table Talk (KTT) exclusively for Indigenous creatives. In this extended, 1.25-hour session, you’ll have the opportunity to workshop Elements of Indigenous Style with Jordan and Warren and facilitator Rhonda Kronyk. Bring your questions and ideas about how to integrate the principles of Elements into your own work—this is a great chance for in-depth, practical discussion! Spaces are limited, and we expect a high turnout—register early to secure your spot! IEA members and partners can attend for free, and public tickets are $25. Access registration through our Linktree: https://lnkd.in/eJmnNjPP. 📢 Use #IndigenousEditorsWebinar to join the conversation!

Halloween is almost upon us! Join AMPA at cSPACE Projects' October 24 Haunted Halloween Halls Showcase from 5-8 pm and discover scary sweet Alberta magazines and learn how to save on subscriptions to member magazines! ⁠ https://lnkd.in/gVudPkaP ⁠ #CspaceMardaloop #CspaceProjects #уус #yycartsandculture #ShopLocal #AlbertaMagazines #AMPA #Magazines

Apply by November 1st!! The deadline is approaching ⁠ Inuit Students can apply now for the Watt Scholarship and receive $2,500 to support studies in Inuit art, history, and culture. This opportunity, funded by the IAF in partnership with Indspire, is here to help you build a brighter future. Don’t miss out—applications are open! https://lnkd.in/gyB4RexC #WattScholarship #InuitArt #BuildingBrighterFutures

Join award-winning journalist Lindsay Jones and journalist and fact checker Emma Buchananfor a conversation about how they collaborated successfully on the investigative article "Who Is Going to Believe Me?" in The Walrus, which Lindsay wrote and Emma fact-checked, and which won Gold at the 2024 National Magazine Awards. Emma and Lindsay will share their story, along with some best practices for others to do the same and for magazines to facilitate good collaboration. As always this event will include a Q&A for the last 15 minutes. Wednesday November 13, 2-3pm ET Magazines Canada members register for free below. https://lnkd.in/gDjbgRn5 #magazines #magazinepeople #canadianmagazines #publishing #learning #professionaldevelopment #smartereveryday

✨🎨 It’s Time to Change the Story About the Arts 🎨✨ 💬 In her latest open letter to the community, Michelle Chawla, Director and CEO of the Canada Council for the Arts, urges the arts community to come together and change its narrative. “The arts matter to Canadians. They have a significant impact—culturally, socially and economically.” 🔗 To read the full letter, click here: https://lnkd.in/enDXXja3

Too many newsletters and not enough time? Gain clarity on your newsletter strategy with Inbox Collective's Dan Oshinsky. Join us next week for Dan's webinar on October 24 and cut through the newsletter noise to discover the most impactful newsletter types for your audience. Hosted by Joyce Byrne, this webinar will help you build an impactful webinar portfolio for your magazine brand. Register today! https://lnkd.in/gT5nXW3T #Webinar #StrategiesForCanadianMagazines #WebinarLearnings #Newsletters

🚀 Exciting Opportunity at the Canada Council for the Arts! The Canada Council for the Arts is looking for a Director of Communications who will lead the strategy and creative vision for delivering the Council’s public information and marketing content across digital and print channels, while building partnerships and stakeholder engagement nationwide. 📅 Are you interested in this job opportunity? Apply by October 28, 2024: https://lnkd.in/euTTynsD ℹ️ This competition may have a hiring priority for Indigenous people, Black people, racialized people and people with disabilities. Candidates belonging to these equity deserving groups who wish to be considered must self-identify. This initiative is in support of the Canada Council for the Arts’ employment equity and diversity goals.

The Narwhal is hiring for two new roles: web developer and video producer. Come work with us! https://lnkd.in/gD7ZetWk