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2019 SASKATCHEWAN Media Directory Your source for media contacts in the province Pat Rediger Publisher Jonathan Hamelin Editor The Saskatchewan Media Directory is published annually by: BENCHMARK PUBLIC RELATIONS 2260 McIntyre St. Regina, SK S4P 2R9 Phone: (306) 522-9326 Fax: (306) 522-0923 Email: [email protected] Website: www.benchmarkpr.ca Benchmark Public Relations @Benchmark_P_R No part of this publication may be reproduced without the publisher’s written permis- sion. Yearly subscriptions are available to the Saskatchewan Media Directory. For more information, visit http://benchmarkpr.ca/media-directories. Layout by Jonathan Hamelin Cover Design by Diana Rapoport Cover Photo www.shutterstock.com ISBN 978-1-927352-40-3 TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction 5 Newspapers Daily 6 Community 8 Specialty Publications Agriculture 23 Arts & Creative Writing 28 Business & Industry 30 Community Associations 35 History & Culture 43 Miscellaneous 45 Politics & Unions 54 Social Justice, Law & Human Rights 55 Sports & Recreation 56 Index 81 Radio 58 Television 70 Indigenous Media 75 INTRODUCTION A key to any media relations campaign is distribution. Once you’ve crafted your key mes- sages and created the media release/other promotional materials, you need to ensure that the copy is reaching the right media outlets to generate widespread coverage. That’s where the Saskatchewan Media Directory comes into play. This publication contains a detailed listing of all the media outlets in the province, from daily newspapers to radio broadcasters and TV stations with large reaches. However, not every story is necessarily a mainstream topic. Through our Specialty Publications section, you will find a detailed list of magazines, newsletters and e-blasts spread across a variety of sectors such as agriculture, culture and history. Take advantage of this section to target your media releases to the publications they’re best suited for. This is an annual publication, meaning it’s the most up-to-date copy of media contacts available. Each year we review and update contact information for all media outlets, while adding new ones and taking out ones that are no longer in operation. Instead of constantly updating your media list, this publication ensures that you can devote your re- sources to developing and refining the communications pieces you submit to the media. The team at Benchmark Public Relations has made every attempt to make this directory as comprehensive as possible. Thank you for purchasing this copy, and we welcome any comments you may have regarding improvements to future editions. 2019 SASKATCHEWAN MEDIA DIRECTORY 5 DAILY NEWSPAPERS PRINCE ALBERT DAILY HERALD Display Advertising Inquires: 30 – 10th Street East [email protected] Prince Albert, SK S6V 0Y5 panow.com @princealbertnow Phone: (306) 764-4276 or 1-800-667-8245 An online newspaper that is updated Email: [email protected] throughout the day on all things Prince Website: www.paherald.sk.ca Albert. The coverage includes news, Prince Albert Daily Herald arts, sports and other community- @PADailyHerald related coverage. Publishing Tuesday to Saturday, the Director of Information Daily Herald provides coverage of lo- Programming - Teena Monteleone cal news, arts and sports in the Prince Email: [email protected] Alberta area. Editor - Glynn Brothen Publisher – Donna Pfeil Email: [email protected] Phone: (306) 764-4276 ext. 256 Email: [email protected] News Director - Glenn Hicks Email: [email protected] Editor - Peter Lozinski Phone: (306) 765-1302 Community Director - Karen Cay Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] @Peter_Lozinski Sports Reporter - Jeff D’Andrea Advertising Coordinator – Email: [email protected] Erin Bergen Phone: (306) 764-4276 ext. 251 Email: [email protected] REGINA LEADER POST 1964 Park Street Sports Reporter – Lucas Punkari Regina, SK S4P 3G4 Phone: (306) 764-4276 ext. 247 Email: [email protected] Phone: (306) 781-5211 Fax: (306) 657-6438 Newsroom Phone: (306) 781-5300 PANOW Newsroom Fax: (306) 565-2588 1316 Central Avenue, Newsroom Email: Prince Albert, SK S6V 6P5 [email protected] Advertising Phone: (306) 781-5251 Phone: (306) 763-7421 or Advertising Fax: (306) 781-5350 1-800-667-9000 Advertising Email: Newsroom Phone: (306) 922-6397 [email protected] Newsroom Email: [email protected] Website: www.leaderpost.com 6 2019 SASKATCHEWAN MEDIA DIRECTORY Regina Leader-Post A newspaper in Saskatoon that features @leaderpost news, sports, business reports, letters to the editor and editorials. A daily newspaper in Regina that places an emphasis on events in the City of Editor - Heather Persson Regina, provincial politics, agricultural Phone: (306) 657-6315 issues and the Saskatchewan Rough- Email: [email protected] riders. @HPoftoontown Editor - Heather Persson Managing Editor - John Grainger Phone: (306) 657-6315 Phone: (306) 657-6240 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] @HPoftoontown Media Sales Manager - Managing Editor - Tim Switzer Shawn Cornell Phone: (306) 781-5223 Phone: (306) 657-6206 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] City Coordinator - Barb Pacholik Business Reporter - Phone: (306) 781-5300 Alex MacPherson Email: [email protected] Phone: (306) 657-6210 Email: [email protected] Digital Coordinator - Austin M. Davis @macphersona Phone: (306) 781-5388 Email: [email protected] Sports Editor – Kevin Mitchell @theAustinX Phone: (306) 657-6311 Email: [email protected] Sports Editor - Rob Vanstone @kmitchsp Phone: (306) 781-5216 Email: [email protected] @robvanstone SASKATOON STAR PHOENIX 204 – 5th Avenue North Saskatoon, SK S7K 2P1 Phone: (306) 657-6397 Newsroom Phone: (306) 657-6231 or 1-800-667-2002 Newsroom Fax: (306) 657-6437 Newsroom Email: [email protected] City News: (306) 657-6240 Advertising Phone: (306) 657-6206 Advertising Fax: (306) 657-6208 Website: www.thestarphoenix.com The StarPhoenix @TheStarPhoenix 2019 SASKATCHEWAN MEDIA DIRECTORY 7 COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS THE ASSINIBOIA TIMES and minor hockey. In addition, the Box 910 Regional/Ad Post paper is distributed Assiniboia, SK S0H 0B0 free of charge once a week. Phone: (306) 642-5901 Publisher - Gord Brewerton Fax: (306) 642-4519 Email: [email protected] Editorial Email: [email protected] Editor - Jayne Foster Advertising Email: Email: [email protected] [email protected] Website: www.assiniboiatimes.ca Sales Manager - Valorie Higgs Assiniboia Times Email: [email protected] A newspaper that features local news, BIGGAR - THE INDEPENDENT weather, sports, letters to the editor and classifieds for the community of 122 Main Street Assiniboia and its surrounding area. Biggar, SK S0K 0M0 Phone: (306) 948-3344 Publisher Rick Major Fax: (306) 948-2133 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Website: www.biggarindependent.ca Editor - Sabrina Kraft Email: [email protected] A newspaper for the Biggar area that features local and provincial news, Sales Manager - Linda Hall editorials, agriculture reports and clas- Email: [email protected] sifieds. THE BATTLEFORDS NEWS-OPTI- Publishers - Margaret and Daryl MIST & REGIONAL OPTIMIST Hasein 892 – 104th Street North Battleford, SK S9A 1M9 Editor - Kevin Brautigam Phone: (306) 445-7261 Advertising Consultant - Urla Tyler Fax: (306) 445-3223 Email: [email protected] THE CANORA COURIER Advertising Email: [email protected] Box 746 Website: www.newsoptimist.ca Canora, SK S0A 0L0 Battlefords News-Optimist Phone: (306) 563-5131 Fax: (306) 563-6144 A weekly local newspaper that covers Email: [email protected] news, sports, Indigenous news and Advertising Email: agriculture, as well as progress reports [email protected] on local business, farming, ranching Website: www.canoracourier.com 8 2019 SASKATCHEWAN MEDIA DIRECTORY A weekly newspaper serving Canora Clavet and Radisson. and its surrounding area. Includes sports and local, national, provincial, Publisher/Editor - Terry Jenson and international news. Email: [email protected] Publisher - Ken Lewchuk COFFEE ROW REPORT Email: [email protected] Watson, SK Editor - William Koreluik Phone: (306) 287-3333 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] The Coffee Row Report CARLYLE - THE OBSERVER The Coffee Row Report is the only local 132 Main St. news source for the Watson region. Carlyle, SK S0C 0R0 It’s full of hilarious humour, classifieds, Phone: (306) 453-2525 upcoming events and more. Fax: (306) 453-2938 Email: [email protected] CREIGHTON/FLIN FLON - THE Website: www.carlyleobserver.com REMINDER The Carlyle Observe @CarlyleObserver 14 North Avenue Flin Flon, MB R8A 0T2 The Observer contains local and Phone: (204) 687-3454 or (204) 687-7339 provincial news and sports with Fax: (204) 687-4473 weekly agriculture, lifestyle and religious Email: [email protected] features. Features the South-East Plus newspaper which includes local ads, Features local and provincial news, holiday specials and entertainment sports, and classifieds for the Flin Flon news. and Creighton areas. Publisher – Rick Major Publisher - Nancy Johnson Email: [email protected] Editor - Kelly Running Reporter - Eric Westhaver Advertising – Alison Dunning Email: [email protected] CLARKS CROSSING GAZETTE Advertising Sales – Sharon Kirkup Email: [email protected] 109 Klassen Street West Box 1419 CUT KNIFE - HIGHWAY 40 Warman, SK S0K 4S0 COURIER
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