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CPF Funding Remains Intact in New Federal Budget

Mar 25, 2013

In a note to the Honourable James Moore, Minister of Canadian Heritage, Magazines Canada thanked the Government of Canada for its continued commitment to the Canada Periodical Fund and the Canada Council for the Arts.

The CPF, modernized under Minister Moore's direction, is meeting its objectives. Not only is it helping Canadians connect to Canadian content, but it is also helping the nation's magazine media reach new audiences on digital platforms. A further benefit is that there are enhanced opportunities for new skills employment in this vibrant media space.

Magazines Canada is pleased that this effective resource will continue to help Canadian magazine media succeed.


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