Magazines near Headingley MB (35 Result(s))

Canadian Dimension is published 6 times per year, including 2 double issues. We are a magazine which shows there is an alternative to the corporate agenda and the dictates of the global market; that the dream of a better society is still alive. It provides a forum for debate, where red meets green, feminists take on socialists, socialists take on social democrats, whites hear from aboriginals, activists report from all corners of Canada, trade unionists report from the front lines, campaigns make connections, and the latest books, films, websites, CDs, and videos are radically reviewed.

Senior ScopeTo get every issue sent to your email inbox, click here and say, 'Please sign me up.'I have been publishing Senior Scope for over 6 years, highlighting the programs, services and savings for seniors. Anyone who is a senior or knows a senior enjoys reading it. And who doesn't have a parent, grandparent, relative or friend who isn't aging? Better yet, who isn't aging? We all are.Senior Scope offers useful and entertaining information with a focus on active, inspiring individuals, 55 and over, who are happy to share their stories.It is available at various locations in Winnipeg and rural Manitoba including senior complexes, senior centres, public libraries, the legislative library, various grocers, hospitals, clinics, restaurants, malls, personal care homes, and popular tourist destinations such as The Forks, Assiniboine Park Conservatory, St. Francois Xavier Gift Emporium, etc. It also is available by e-mail subscription or on the seniorscope.com website as a download.I strive to give my advertisers as much exposure as possible for as little money as possible

Comics America is the world's source for new and collectible comics, magazines, back issues, action figures, graphic novels, limited edition statues and lithographs, manga, anime and much more! We carry products from every publisher and manufacturer in the history of comics and popular media!

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