The Canadian Press

The Canadian Press ( CP ) and La Presse Canadienne (French: PC ) is the largest National News Agency of Canada. It is headquartered in Toronto, Ontario and employs over 250 full-time employees and several freelance journalists. The agency was founded in 1917 with the aim to make daily newspapers in Canada were able to exchange messages. The Agency has not since its founding a non-profit association of several newspaper publishers. Mid-2010 were announced to transform the agency into an independent private company plans.

On 26 November 2010, the shareholders, the Torstar Corporation, The Globe and Mail and Square Victoria Communications Group, announced that they rearranged the Agency in the Canadian Press Enterprises Inc. and have passed to this the operating businesses.

Services

The company is today with news, information and photo rights:

  • Real-time multimedia Canadian and International News
  • Edited digital photographs
  • Online edited photos
  • Satellite and Internet-based marketing
  • Website and Portal Management
  • Information for newspapers, magazines and other print media

Customer

The customers or customers of the Canadian Press include national and international radio and television stations, newspapers, online media.

Types of business entity Service (economics)
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