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The 2026-2027 Application Guidelines for the Special Measures for Journalism component of the Canada Periodical Fund (CPF) are now available online. You can now submit your 2026-2027 funding application by accessing your applicant profile through the Canadian Heritage Funding Portal (CHFP). The deadline to submit your application is: Monday, July 13, 2026, 4 p.m. ET. […] The post All you need to know about Special Measures for Journalism 2026-2027 appeared first on News Media Canada.

News Media Canada is sharing a new global survey being conducted by WAN-IFRA (World Association of News Publishers) on how publishers are responding to AI search and bot traffic. We hope you will participate. Please complete the survey by July 7th via the following links: English: https://survey.synoint.com/en/s/593319 French: https://survey.synoint.com/fr/s/593319 Your insights will help identify which content types are […] The post How are you responding to AI search and bot traffic?

Please take a moment and read this recent opinion piece in Editor & Publisher penned by Stig Ørskov, CEO of The World Association of News Publishers (WAN-IFRA). Mr. Ørskov details key Canadian initiatives strengthening newsrooms, while also providing recommendations on how to mitigate artificial intelligence in the news ecosystem. Excerpt: “In short, as I look at […] The post How Canada can continue to lead on news policy (Editor & Publisher) appeared first on News Media C

Budget 2025 announced a total of $38.4 million over three years, starting in 2026-27, to extend the Canada Periodical Fund’s Special Measures for Journalism component. The application intake period for Special Measures for Journalism is now open and will close on July 13, 2026, at 4 p.m. Eastern Time (ET). In the event that you may […] The post The deadline for Special Measures For Journalism is July 13 at 4 p.m. ET appeared first on News Media Canada.

New research from Vividata shows that more than 16 million Canadians read newspapers each week across print and digital formats. The latest Cross-Media Update from Vividata shows that Canadians spend 2.3 hours with newspaper print editions each week and 7.8 hours with digital content. The new data also shows that about one-third of readers consume […] The post Research shows Canadians want their newspapers in both print and digital formats appeared first on News Media Canada.