We're looking for an experienced candidate to oversee the operation of our weekly newspaper in Cornwall, Ontario. As the Publisher/General Manager, you'll produce our Cornwall Living magazine series and manage our social media platforms and website...
Established farm newspapers for sale serving the horticultural and agricultural industries in South-Central Ontario...
Owners are looking to retire and are offering a well established profitable 144 year old newspaper and fully equipped print operation ....
After attending Carleton University in Ottawa, and an adventure of discovery through Europe in the early 1970s, Atkins worked briefly for the federal government in the newly amalgamated city of Thunder Bay where he...
Abbas Homayed came to Canada in 1986 with little money and little English. The community where he has made his home now is a true testament to his hard work, civic leadership and the will to make a difference...
Keith Roulston grew up during a time when neighbours came together to undertake tasks that were too big to accomplish alone. The lesson that community action can help the individual achieve his or her goals has been a guiding principle in his life...
Murray Skinner's newspaper career spans over 40 years, 33 of them with Metroland, preceded by 8 years with Thomson Newspapers. He served as Metroland's vice president of marketing for 19 years, before being appointed president in 2000...
Jim Thomas' career in the newspaper business spanned eight decades. He still remembers his first story, which was published in the Markham Economist and Sun while attending high school...
143 year old community Newspaper and printing operation for sale. Click for more details.
William (Bill) Charles Cavell began is over 72-year career in the newspaper business in a small way. Learning that his high school had no newspaper, Bill stepped in to fill the void with a mimeographed sheet that he sold to fellow students...
Wayne Green's newspaper career began at the age of 16 in 1951, right out of high school, as an "apprentice printer" at the Temiskaming Speaker Printing Company (TPC) in New Liskeard, printer of the Temiskaming Speakers weekly newspapers...
Ron Lenyk began his career in 1970, working for the Mississauga News as a sports reporter and was promoted to sports editor not a year later. By June 1971, he was promoted to editor and in 1977 was named publisher of the Brampton Guardian...
Jack Morris began his newspaper career at the Chesterville Record in the 1920s as a "printers devil" and spent 65 years in the community newspaper business. It would be been more, but he served as an intelligence officer in WWII...
The OCNA and their member newspapers are very proud to celebrate the excellence of the final recipients of the 2021 Ontario Junior Citizen Awards.
The OCNA will be announcing and celebrating the winners of the 2021 BNC Awards on Friday, April 29th at 1:30pm. Link to view the presentation will be available soon! Watch your inbox for the link.
The OCNA and Ad*Reach office will be closed on Monday, October 11. Please enjoy a safe and Happy Thanksgiving!
The OCNA and Ad*Reach office will be closed on Monday, September 6 for Labour Day.
The OCNA and Ad*Reach office will be closed on Thursday, July 1. Happy Canada Day!
The OCNA and Ad*Reach office will be closed on Friday, April 2 for Good Friday, and re-open on Monday, April 5. Have a safe and Happy Easter!
The OCNA and Ad*Reach office will be closed on Monday, February 15 for Family Day.
The OCNA & AdReach office will be closed from December 24 through January 3 for the holidays.
Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays and Happy New Year!
Thank you to all those who participated in the first OCNA "This Old Newspaper!?" contest. We received so many great entries!
The talent and imagination throughout Ontario is incredible. Congratulations to all who entered!
"This Old Newspaper!? contest has closed. We have lots of fabulous, creative entries from across the province, ready to be viewed and judged.
Voting will open very soon. Stay tuned! "
Due to the current COVID-19 pandemic and the increasing number of infections each day in Ontario, the OCNA has decided to go virtual with this year's Retreat. Join us Friday November 6th.