One of Canada’s longest-publishing alternative journals, This Magazine was created by “school activists” in 1966. Originally focused on radical pedagogy, the publication is now focused on Canadian politics, pop culture and the arts, still maintaining its radical roots. It includes many long-form, investigative pieces.
Circulation: 5,000 in Canada
Frequency: 6 issues a year
Funding: This Magazine is published by the Red Maple Foundation, a charitable organization and hence relies on public donations. It is also funded by the Canada Council for the Arts and the Ontario Arts Council with financial support from the Government of Canada through the Publication Assistance Program and the Canada Magazine Fund.
Featured Story:
Snowbirds Gone Wild! Canadian retirees and locals clash in Honduras by Dawn Paley
While Canadians are building retirement homes in Honduras, the locals claims these developments are illegal and are fighting to reclaim the land they say is theirs.
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