Canadian Community Newspapers Association (CCNA) members deal with a variety of postal issues, from Canada Post to the Publications Assistance Program.

Below are a series of articles CCNA has run on subjects related to postal issues.

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NEWS STORIES

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» CANADA POST RELEASES ANNUAL REPORT

Canada Post released its annual report this week with the Clerk of the House of Commons, reporting a net income of $84 million ...

» CANADA POST CHANGES ORDER PROCESSING

Canada Post Corporation is making changes to its order processing system, which will lead to changes in forms and invoices ...

» CCNA TO MEET WITH LIBERAL RURAL CAUCUS IN APRIL

A small delegation of CCNA representatives are slated to meet with executive members of the Liberal Rural Caucus on April ...

» CANADA POST CLARIFIES NEW UNADDRESSED ADMAIL RULES

New Unaddressed Admail rules for community newspapers, slated to go into effect April 1, have been clarified by Canada Post. In ...

» NEW CHAIR FOR DISTRIBUTION COMMITTEE

Bowes Publishers Limited Vice President Bob Pearce has assumed the chair of CCNA's Distribution Committee. Pearce replaces ...

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OPINION PIECES

» Pilot program will foster better communication

By John Hinds

At the October CCNA board of directors meeting in Toronto, the CCNA board passed a resolution ...

» A teetering mess

By William Shields

“Feelin' lucky punk?” That’s just about what the magazine industry is saying to Canada Post these days. The Crown corporation ...

» The precarious state of postal subsidies

At the time of writing, both the magazine and community newspaper industries are waiting impatiently for news of proposed ...

» Time to re-think Canada Post?

By Serge Lavoie

Canada Post. Well now, I’ve got your attention haven’t I? I’ve learned that Canada Post is the favourite topic of most ...

» Subsidy programs offer many challenges

Managing a subsidy program is not easy; someone is always on the wrong side of the criteria, someone is always pushing the ...