The CCNA keeps track of the ownership within its membership.
Currently, of the 775 community newspapers that are CCNA
members, 445 are
corporately owned by one of 10 major
corporate owners.
Major Corporate Owners:
("Major" is defined as owning
10 or more community newspapers in CCNA)
- Black Press Group Ltd.
- Brunswick News Inc.
- G.T.C. Transcontinental Group Ltd.
- Glacier Media Group
- Great West Newspapers, LP.
- Metroland Media Group Ltd.
- Multimedia Nova Corporation
- Performance Printing Ltd.
- Postmedia Network Inc
- Sun Media Corporation
» View
the membership ownership chart
This chart shows number of titles by province. Clicking
on a corporation name, or the number of holdings, will give a detailed
list of the titles that are owned.
This chart shows the ownership of CCNA members
only, and therefore may not
reflect the complete ownership by corporations if its holdings are
not in the CCNA membership. The CCNA tries its best to keep this
information current, but this chart should be used as a guide only. |
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the membership ownership graph
This pie-graph shows the percentage of titles owned
by corporation. Mousing over a pie slice with display
the corporation name, and clicking on a slice will give a detailed
list of the titles that are owned.
This graph shows the ownership of CCNA
members only,
and therefore may not reflect the complete ownership by corporations
if its holdings are not in the CCNA membership. The CCNA tries its
best to keep this information current, but this chart should be used
as a guide only.
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» View Snapshot
A review of corporate ownership is also available for the years 2002, 2005, 2006, and 2007. In addition to ownwership information,
Snapshot provides other interest and informative statistics about the industry.
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Here are the latest articles on ownership from CCNA's
Industry News archives:
| CRTC announces new media ownership rules |
| Tuesday, January 15, 2008 |
| New media ownership rules announced on January 15 by the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) will restrict future cross-media ... |
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