Canada Periodical Fund
New – On October 20, 2022, Canadian Heritage announced the rollout of additional support to strengthen local and diverse journalism. Read this news release to learn more about this announcement.
The Canada Periodical Fund (CPF) provides financial assistance to Canadian print magazines, print community newspapers (non-daily) and digital periodicals, to enable them to overcome market disadvantages and continue to provide Canadian readers with the content they choose to read.
Aid to Publishers
The Aid to Publishers component is designed to provide eligible Canadian publishers of print magazines, print community newspapers (non-daily) and digital periodicals with the financial support they need to produce and distribute high-quality, Canadian editorial content for Canadian readers.
You can apply for funding through the Aid to Publishers’ three sub-components:
Magazine
For print magazines, funding is granted based on a formula that takes the total number of eligible copies distributed over a 12-month period as well as eligible editorial expenditures incurred during that period.
Digital Periodical
For digital periodicals, funding is granted based on eligible editorial expenditures incurred over a 12-month period.
Community Newspaper (non-daily) – Aid to Publishers
For print community newspapers, funding is granted based on a formula that takes the total number of eligible copies distributed over a 12-month period as well as eligible editorial expenditures incurred during that period.
Business Innovation
The Business Innovation component offers support for projects to eligible small and mid-sized print and digital magazines, and print and digital non-daily community newspapers.
You can apply for funding through the Business Innovation under one of the two sub-components:
Magazines
This Business Innovation component offers support for projects to eligible small and mid-sized print and digital magazine publishers.
Non-daily Community Newspapers
The Business Innovation component offers support for projects to eligible small and mid-sized print and digital non-daily community newspapers.
Collective Initiatives
The Collective Initiatives component funds projects for organizations designed to increase the overall sustainability of the Canadian magazine and community newspaper (non-daily) industries.
Special Measures for Journalism
The purpose of the Special Measures for Journalism 2022 component is to provide funds to Canadian magazines and community newspapers. The Special Measures for Journalism component will provide funds for the 2022-2023 fiscal year to publishers that have a free circulation model or low levels of paid circulation or are published in digital format.
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