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Sun Media Publications Included (Ontario) Publication Type City/Town Province Brockville This Week Community Weekly Brockville Ontario Community Press (Stirling) Community Weekly Stirling Ontario Frontenac This Week Community Weekly Kingston Ontario Gananoque Reporter Community Weekly Gananoque Ontario Kingston This Week Community Weekly Kingston Ontario The County Weekly News (Picton) Community Weekly Picton Ontario The News (Pembroke/Petawawa) Community Weekly Pembroke/Petawawa Ontario The Trentonian (Trenton) Community Weekly Trenton Ontario Kingston Whig-Standard Paid Daily - Small Kingston Ontario Northumberland Today (Cobourg) Paid Daily - Small Cobourg Ontario Peterborough Examiner Paid Daily - Small Peterborough Ontario Standard Freeholder (Cornwall) Paid Daily - Small Cornwall Ontario The Daily Observer (Pembroke) Paid Daily - Small Pembroke Ontario The Intelligencer (Belleville) Paid Daily - Small Belleville Ontario The Recorder & Times (Brockville) Paid Daily - Small Brockville Ontario The Ottawa Sun Paid Daily - Sun/LFP Ottawa Ontario CFB Directory (Kingston) Specialty Kingston Ontario Grand Theatre Program (Kingston) Specialty Kingston Ontario Key to Kingston Specialty Kingston Ontario Kingston Interiors Specialty Kingston Ontario Kingston Life Specialty Kingston Ontario Kingston Visitors Guide Specialty Kingston Ontario Kingston Wedding Specialty Kingston Ontario Napanee Guide Specialty Napanee Ontario Relocation Guide (Kingston) Specialty Kingston Ontario Walking Tour Guide (Kingston) Specialty Kingston Ontario Welcome Back (Kingston) Specialty Kingston Ontario Where (Kingston) Specialty Kingston Ontario Fort Erie Shopping Times Community Weekly Fort Erie Ontario Fort Erie Times Community Weekly Fort Erie Ontario InPort News (Port Colborne) Community Weekly Port Colborne Ontario Niagara Advance Community Weekly Niagara-on-the-Lake Ontario Pelham News Community Weekly Pelham Ontario Thorold Niagara News Community Weekly Thorold Ontario Niagara Falls Review Paid Daily - Small Niagara Falls Ontario The Standard (St. Catharines) Paid Daily - Small St. Catharines Ontario The Tribune (Welland) Paid Daily - Small Welland Ontario Hamilton BIZ Specialty Hamilton Ontario Hamilton Interiors Specialty Hamilton Ontario Hamilton Magazine Specialty Hamilton Ontario Hamilton Wedding Specialty Hamilton Ontario Vines Magazine (Hamilton) Specialty Hamilton Ontario Sun Media Publications Included (Ontario) Publication Type City/Town Province Visitors (Hamilton) Specialty Hamilton Ontario Clinton News-Record Community Weekly Clinton Ontario Goderich Signal-Star Community Weekly Goderich Ontario Grey Bruce This Week (Owen Sound) Community Weekly Owen Sound Ontario Lake Shore Shopper (Grand Bend) Community Weekly Grand Bend Ontario Lakeshore Advance (Grand Bend) Community Weekly Grand Bend Ontario Lucknow Sentinel Community Weekly Lucknow Ontario Seaforth Huron Expositor Community Weekly Seaforth Ontario Shoreline Beacon (Port Elgin) Community Weekly Port Elgin Ontario The Bradford Times Community Weekly Bradford Ontario The Enterprise-Bulletin (Collingwood) Community Weekly Collingwood Ontario The Innisfil Examiner Community Weekly Innisfil Ontario The Kincardine News Community Weekly Kincardine Ontario The Post (Hanover) Community Weekly Hanover Ontario Wiarton Echo Community Weekly Wiarton Ontario Packet & Times (Orillia) Paid Daily - Small Orillia Ontario The Barrie Examiner Paid Daily - Small Barrie Ontario The Sun Times (Owen Sound) Paid Daily - Small Owen Sound Ontario Focus Magazine (Goderich) Specialty Goderich Ontario Muskoka Magazine Specialty Muskoka Ontario North Country Business (Muskoka) Specialty Muskoka Ontario What's Up Muskoka Specialty Muskoka Ontario Cochrane Times-Post Community Weekly Cochrane Ontario Le/The Weekender (Kapuskasing) Community Weekly Kapuskasing Ontario Northern News (Kirkland Lake) Community Weekly Kirkland Lake Ontario Northern Times (Kapuskasing) Community Weekly Kapuskasing Ontario Sault This Week (Sault Ste. Marie) Community Weekly Sault Ste. Marie Ontario The Mid-North Monitor (Espanola) Community Weekly Espanola Ontario The Standard (Elliot Lake) Community Weekly Elliot Lake Ontario The Timmins Times Community Weekly Timmins Ontario North Bay Nugget Paid Daily - Small North Bay Ontario The Daily Press (Timmins) Paid Daily - Small Timmins Ontario The Sault Star (Sault Ste. Marie) Paid Daily - Small Sault Ste. Marie Ontario The Sudbury Star Paid Daily - Small Sudbury Ontario Chatham This Week Community Weekly Chatham Ontario Mitchell Advocate Community Weekly Mitchell Ontario Norwich Gazette Community Weekly Norwich Ontario Oxford Review (Woodstock) Community Weekly Woodstock Ontario Oxford Shopping News (Woodstock) Community Weekly Woodstock Ontario Paris Star Community Weekly Paris Ontario Pennysaver Smart Shopper (Chatham) Community Weekly Chatham Ontario Petrolia Topic Community Weekly Petrolia Ontario Sun Media Publications Included (Ontario) Publication Type City/Town Province Sarnia & Lambton County This Week Community Weekly Sarnia Ontario Stratford Marketplace Community Weekly Stratford Ontario Strathroy Age Dispatch Community Weekly Strathroy Ontario The Courier Press (Wallaceburg) Community Weekly Wallaceburg Ontario The Delhi News-Record Community Weekly Delhi Ontario The Elgin County Market (St. Thomas) Community Weekly St. Thomas Ontario The Ingersoll Times Community Weekly Ingersoll Ontario The Tillsonburg News Community Weekly Tillsonburg Ontario Tilbury Wheatley This Week Community Weekly Tilbury Ontario Tillsonburg Independent News Community Weekly Tillsonburg Ontario Times Reformer (Simcoe) Community Weekly Simcoe Ontario West Elgin Chronicle Community Weekly West Elgin Ontario Sentinel-Review (Woodstock) Paid Daily - Small Woodstock Ontario Simcoe Reformer Paid Daily - Small Simcoe Ontario St. Thomas Times-Journal Paid Daily - Small St. Thomas Ontario The Beacon Herald (Stratford) Paid Daily - Small Stratford Ontario The Chatham Daily News Paid Daily - Small Chatham Ontario The Expositor (Brantford) Paid Daily - Small Brantford Ontario The Observer (Sarnia) Paid Daily - Small Sarnia Ontario The London Free Press Paid Daily - Sun/LFP London Ontario Business London Specialty London Ontario Corn+Soy+Wheat Handbook (London) Specialty London Ontario Focus (Strathroy) Specialty Strathroy Ontario London City Life Magazine Specialty London Ontario Ontario Beef Farmer (London) Specialty London Ontario Ontario Dairy Farme (London) Specialty London Ontario Ontario Farmer (London) Specialty London Ontario Ontario Hog Farmer (London) Specialty London Ontario The Londoner Specialty London Ontario Today's Farmer (London) Specialty London Ontario Visitor Magazine (London) Specialty London Ontario Western Dairy Farmer (London) Specialty London Ontario 24 Hours (Toronto) Free Daily - 24 hr Toronto Ontario The Toronto Sun Paid Daily - Sun/LFP Toronto Ontario Find-A-Rental (Toronto) Specialty Toronto Ontario Goldbook Specialty Toronto Ontario Lake of the Woods Enterprise (Kenora) Community Weekly Kenora Manitoba Kenora Daily Miner & News Paid Daily - Small Kenora Manitoba Sun Media Publications Included (Manitoba, Saskatchewan) Publication Type City/Town Province Herald Leader (Portage la Prairie) Community Weekly Portage la Prairie Manitoba The Graphic (Portage la Prairie) Community Weekly Portage la Prairie Manitoba The Interlake Spectator (Gimli) Community Weekly Gimli Manitoba The Morden Times Community Weekly Morden Manitoba The Red River Valley Echo (Altona) Community Weekly Altona Manitoba The Selkirk Journal Community Weekly Selkirk Manitoba The Stonewall Argus & Teulon Times Community Weekly Stonewall Manitoba The Valley Leader (Carman) Community Weekly Carman Manitoba Winkler Times Community Weekly Winkler Manitoba The Winnipeg Sun Paid Daily - Sun/LFP Winnipeg Manitoba The Prairie Farmer (Winkler) Specialty Winkler Manitoba Melfort Journal Community Weekly Melfort Saskatchewan Nipawin Journal Community Weekly Nipawin Saskatchewan Northeast Sun (Melfort) Community Weekly Melfort Saskatchewan Sun Media Publications Included (Alberta, British Columbia) Publication Type City/Town Province Camrose Canadian Community Weekly Camrose Alberta Devon Dispatch Community Weekly Devon Alberta Edmonton Examiner Community Weekly Edmonton Alberta Fourth Meridian Regional Advertiser (Lloydminster) Community Weekly Lloydminster Alberta La Nouvelle Beaumont News (Beaumont) Community Weekly Beaumont Alberta Leduc Rep Community Weekly Leduc Alberta Lloydminster Meridian Booster Community Weekly Lloydminster Alberta Record-Gazette (Peace River) Community Weekly Peace River Alberta The Cold Lake Sun Community Weekly Cold Lake Alberta The Drayton Valley Western Review Community Weekly Drayton Alberta The Edson Leader Community Weekly Edson Alberta The Fairview Post Community Weekly Fairview Alberta The Grove Examiner (Spruce Grove) Community Weekly Spruce Grove Alberta The Hinton Parklander Community Weekly Hinton Alberta The Leduc-Wetaskiwin County Market Community Weekly Leduc Alberta The Mayerthorpe Freelancer Community Weekly Mayerthorpe Alberta The Peace Country Sun (Grande Prairie) Community Weekly Grande Prairie Alberta The Record (Fort Saskatchewan) Community Weekly Fort Saskatchewan Alberta The Sherwood Park News Community Weekly Sherwood Park Alberta The Stony Plain Reporter Community Weekly Stony Plain Alberta The Wetaskiwin Times (Wetaskiwin) Community Weekly Wetaskiwin Alberta The Whitecourt Star Community Weekly Whitecourt Alberta Vermilion Standard Community Weekly Vemilion Alberta
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