Who owns Black Press?
Torstar
Black Press Ltd.
Black Press/Parent organizations
Who is the editor of Victoria news?
Dan Ebenal has worked in the media industry for more than 30 years, working as a reporter and editor in over a dozen newsrooms around the province.
What is Black Press community newspapers?
Black Press is home to some of the oldest, most established newspapers in B.C. and Alberta. From rural voices in Chilliwack and Quesnel, to urban voices in Greater Vancouver, Victoria and Red Deer, market by market these are the leading newspapers in their respective communities.
Who owns Victoria News?
Glacier Media
The newspaper offices were moved in 2020 to Tyee Road in Vic West….Times Colonist.
| Type | Daily newspaper |
|---|---|
| Owner(s) | TC Publication Limited Partnership (Glacier Media) |
| Publisher | Dave Obee |
| Editor | Dave Obee |
| Founded | 1884/1858/1980 |
What does Black press mean?
The black press is a critical—but often ignored—aspect of African American history and culture. For the purposes of this essay, the black press is defined as daily and weekly newspapers and magazines published by and for African Americans.
What is a Black Press Wuthering Heights?
The black press: An archaic name for a linen storage cupboard, which used to contain a mechanism for keeping folded material flat – it is clearly associated with the less fashionable furnishings of the Heights, since Nelly can see none at the Grange.
Who are the black press?
The company is administered and majority owned by David Holmes Black (no relation to Canadian-born media mogul Conrad Black). The company is 20% owned by Torstar, publisher of the Toronto Star, and David Black’s former employer….Black Press.
| Type | Private |
|---|---|
| Key people | David Holmes Black (CEO) Rick O’Connor (COO) |
Where is the Times Colonist today?
Today, the Times Colonist is the dominant medium in the B.C. capital, reaching a quarter of a million households every week. The newspaper’s lively blend of local news and informed commentary make it a must-read for Victorians who want to know what is happening in the capital and on Vancouver Island.
Is the Times Colonist free online?
A new subscription program at timescolonist.com allows casual readers to read 20 articles per month for free and asks people who want unlimited access to pay a monthly fee.
What became the role of the black press?
After the Civil War, the Black press dedicated itself to rebuilding Black communities and Black political movements. After President Haze removed protection for African-Americans in 1876, 3 000 African men were murdered by white mobs before 1918.
When did the black press begin?
1827
The black press came to life in 1827, when a group of African American New Yorkers, no longer able to tolerate constant denigration of the black population in the pages of the mainstream press, pooled their resources to found Freedom’s Journal.
Where is the Black Press Office in Abbotsford?
Black Press Media. Black Press corporate head office is located at 15288 54A Avenue in Surrey, B.C., with offices in Abbotsford, Victoria, Williams Lake, and Kelowna. For corporate information on our products and services, please contact us at: Unit 210 – 15288 54A Ave.
Where is the head office of Black Press?
Black Press corporate head office is located at 15288 54A Avenue in Surrey, B.C., with offices in Abbotsford, Victoria, Williams Lake, and Kelowna. For corporate information on our products and services, please contact us at: Unit 210 – 15288 54A Ave. Surrey, B.C.
Is there a Black Press newspaper in Chilliwack?
Black Press is home to some of the oldest, most established newspapers in B.C. and Alberta. From rural voices in Chilliwack and Quesnel, to urban voices in Greater Vancouver, Victoria and Red Deer, market by market these are the leading newspapers in their respective communities.
Where does David Black of Black Press live?
David has served as President of the British Columbia and Yukon Community Newspaper Association, a director of the Canadian Community Newspaper Association, a Governor of the Canadian Newspaper Association, and as a Director of the American Press Institute. David lives in Victoria, B.C., which is the site of our company’s corporate office.