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The fourth largest print media group in Canada, with more than 3,000 employees and annual revenues of $608 million in 2010, ''' |
The fourth largest print media group in Canada, with more than 3,000 employees and annual revenues of $608 million in 2010, '''TC. Transcontinental''' reaches, through its multiplatform offering, over 18 million consumers across Canada. The group is the largest publisher of consumer magazines and French language educational resources in Canada, and the largest publisher of local and regional newspapers in Quebec and the Atlantic provinces. |
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Among its media properties are ''[[Canadian Living]]'', ''[[Coup de Pouce]]'', ''[[Les Affaires]]'', ''[[Elle Québec]]'', ''[[Elle Canada]]'', ''[[PREMIUM]]'', [[Charlottetown Guardian|The Guardian]]'' in [[Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island|Charlottetown]], and ''[[The Telegram]]'' in [[St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador|St. John's]]. Transcontinental is also one of the Canadian publishing partners of [[Metro International]], holding majority ownership of the [[Montreal]] and [[Halifax Regional Municipality, Nova Scotia|Halifax]] editions of the ''Metro'' free daily newspaper. |
Among its media properties are ''[[Canadian Living]]'', ''[[Coup de Pouce]]'', ''[[Les Affaires]]'', ''[[Elle Québec]]'', ''[[Elle Canada]]'', ''[[PREMIUM]]'', [[Charlottetown Guardian|The Guardian]]'' in [[Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island|Charlottetown]], and ''[[The Telegram]]'' in [[St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador|St. John's]]. TC. Transcontinental is also one of the Canadian publishing partners of [[Metro International]], holding majority ownership of the [[Montreal]] and [[Halifax Regional Municipality, Nova Scotia|Halifax]] editions of the ''Metro'' free daily newspaper. |
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'''TC. Transcontinental''' is also the leading distributor of door-to-door advertising material in Canada, with '''Publisac''' in Quebec and '''Targeo''' in the rest of Canada. '''TC. Transcontinental''' is distinguished by its custom publishing, mailing and customized email database, which allows marketers to connect efficiently with more than six million consumers. Thanks to a wide digital network of more than 300 websites, '''TC. Transcontinental''' reaches over 10 million unique visitors per month in Canada. Its most recent endeavor is [[weblocal.ca]], a local search site launched in collaboration with [[YellowBot]]. |
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'''TC. Transcontinental''' is a subsidiary of Transcontinental Inc. (TSX: TCL.A, TCL.B, TCL.PR.D) which has operations in Canada, the United States and Mexico, and reported revenue of C$2.1 billion in 2010. |
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On [[November 23|November 23, ]][[2011]], Transcontinental changed their trademark and brand to ''TC. Transcontinental'', to reflect their increasing presence in digital publications.<ref>[http://tctranscontinental.com/en/5-news-centre/11-11-23.html |
On [[November 23|November 23, ]][[2011]], Transcontinental changed their trademark and brand to ''TC. Transcontinental'', to reflect their increasing presence in digital publications.<ref>[http://tctranscontinental.com/en/5-news-centre/11-11-23.html |
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Transcontinental launches a new brand image - November 23rd, 2011]</ref> |
Transcontinental launches a new brand image - November 23rd, 2011]</ref> |
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Revision as of 15:44, 23 November 2011
Company type | Public |
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TSX: TCL.A TSX: TCL.B TSX: TCL.PR.D | |
Industry | Printing - Publishing - Interactive |
Founded | 1976 |
Founder | Rémi Marcoux, Claude Dubois and André Kingsley |
Headquarters | , |
Key people | François Olivier |
Revenue | $2.1 Billion (2010) |
Number of employees | 10,500[1] |
Divisions | TC. Transcontinental, TC. Media, TC. Transcontinental Printing |
Website | tc.tc |
The fourth largest print media group in Canada, with more than 3,000 employees and annual revenues of $608 million in 2010, TC. Transcontinental reaches, through its multiplatform offering, over 18 million consumers across Canada. The group is the largest publisher of consumer magazines and French language educational resources in Canada, and the largest publisher of local and regional newspapers in Quebec and the Atlantic provinces.
Among its media properties are Canadian Living, Coup de Pouce, Les Affaires, Elle Québec, Elle Canada, PREMIUM, The Guardian in Charlottetown, and The Telegram in St. John's. TC. Transcontinental is also one of the Canadian publishing partners of Metro International, holding majority ownership of the Montreal and Halifax editions of the Metro free daily newspaper.
TC. Transcontinental is also the leading distributor of door-to-door advertising material in Canada, with Publisac in Quebec and Targeo in the rest of Canada. TC. Transcontinental is distinguished by its custom publishing, mailing and customized email database, which allows marketers to connect efficiently with more than six million consumers. Thanks to a wide digital network of more than 300 websites, TC. Transcontinental reaches over 10 million unique visitors per month in Canada. Its most recent endeavor is weblocal.ca, a local search site launched in collaboration with YellowBot.
TC. Transcontinental is a subsidiary of Transcontinental Inc. (TSX: TCL.A, TCL.B, TCL.PR.D) which has operations in Canada, the United States and Mexico, and reported revenue of C$2.1 billion in 2010.
On November 23, 2011, Transcontinental changed their trademark and brand to TC. Transcontinental, to reflect their increasing presence in digital publications.[2]
Publications
Newspapers
Partial list of newspapers owned by Transcontinental Media Inc.
- Nova Scotia
- The Daily News (Halifax), (defunct)
- The Cape Breton Post
- The Truro Daily News
- The Amherst Daily News
- The News (New Glasgow)
- The Hants Journal
- The Kings County Register
- The Shelburne County Coast Guard
- The Digby Courier
- The Yarmouth Vanguard
- The Queens County Advance
- The Annapolis Spectator
- The Kentville Advertiser
- Nova Scotia Business Journal
- Prince Edward Island
- Quebec
- Le Courrier Laval
- The Westmount Examiner
- The Monitor (Montreal)
- Rive-Sud Express (Longueuil)
- L'Action (Joliette)
- The Chronicle (West Island)
Magazines
Partial list of magazines owned by Transcontinental Media Inc.
- Canadian Living
- Coup de pouce
- Elle Canada
- Elle Québec
- Good Times
- The Hockey News
- Homemakers
- More
- Style at Home
Management
- Rémi Marcoux: Executive Chairman of the Board, Transcontinental Inc.
- François Olivier: President and Chief Executive Officer, Transcontinental Inc.
- Benoît Huard: Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, Transcontinental Inc.
- Brian Reid: President, Transcontinental Printing
- Natalie Larivière: President, Transcontinental Media
- Christian Trudeau : President, Transcontinental Interactive
References
- ^ "Company Profile for Transcontinental Inc Cl A (CA;TCL.A)". Retrieved 2008-10-09.
- ^ [http://tctranscontinental.com/en/5-news-centre/11-11-23.html Transcontinental launches a new brand image - November 23rd, 2011]