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The Canadian Magazine Industry Canadian magazines interpret the world from a Canadian point of view
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The Canadian Magazine Industry Canadian magazines interpret the world from a Canadian point of view. They provide a forum for Canadian ideas and information. They incorporate consumer, literary, academic, trade and professional journals and are designed to entertain, inform, educate and provoke commentary. The Canadian magazine industry plays a fundamental role in shaping the country's cultural identity; however, the economic and political challenges it faces will continue to threaten the future of the industry. The Canadian Encyclopedia defines magazines as "paper-covered publications issued at regular intervals, at least four times a year". Author Fraser Sutherland expands that definition, citing magazines as "a portable receptacle containing articles of value" (Sutherland, 2). Magazines reach people in different forms. Paid magazines are sold on the newsstands or delivered through the mail to subscribers; magazines supplements such as TV Guide and Report on Business are included free with the purchase of a newspaper; and unpaid subscriptions...
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