Canada's History magazine wins three "Maggies" in Manitoba magazine competition

[This post has been updated] Canada's History magazine won three times in the third annual "Maggie" awards which wrapped up the annual conference of the Manitoba Magazine Publishers Association. The history title, published by Canada's National History Society in Winnipeg won as consumer magazine of the year, for best editorial package for its feature "Shell Shock" and best non-fiction feature

Readers can help pick Manitoba's best magazine

You don't have to be from Manitoba to vote for your choice of that province's best magazine. Until March 2o, you can go online and contribute to the People's Choice magazine of the year at www.ManitobaMagazines.ca . Provide your contact information and you're eligible to win a free subscription to the magazine you selected.It's a precursor to the Manitoba Magazine Publishers’ Association 3rd

Manitoba hosts Best on Page travelling show of excellence in magazine ads

Best on Page, the annual competition and exhibition of the best magazine advertising, has gone on the road. For the month of September, it is on display at Winnipeg's Millennium Library in its Blankenstein Gallery, open to the public free of charge. The exhibition on loan from Magazines Canada is co-hosted by the library and the Manitoba Magazine Publishers' Association. It showcases award

Border Crossings named Manitoba's magazine of the year

Art magazine Border Crossings was named magazine of the year at the second annual Maggie Awards, presented by the Manitoba Magazine Publishers Association (MMPA). The awards dinner was held on Thursday night in Winnipeg and honours were given in 15 categories. The People's Choice Award went to Hearts of the Country, a rural women's bimonthly published in Fisher Branch, Manitoba.