Journal names new staff writer
Kathy Blair has been appointed the Anglican Journal’s full-time staff writer.
Ms. Blair joined the paper June 1. Until then, she was editor of Canadian Employment Law Today, a publication for human resources professionals. For five years before that, she was a reporter/editor with the Cobourg Daily Star and Port Hope Evening Guide. She has also worked for the Globe and Mail.
Ms. Blair is a graduate of the University of Toronto and has a journalism degree from Ryerson.
Thank you readers
The Anglican Journal is grateful to all those readers who participated in our advertising readership survey.
Over the past few months, readers have been interviewed by phone to give us a better understanding of who they are. The information is vital for advertisers considering the Journal as a place to market their products and services.
Advertising is an important source of revenue for the Journal and enables us to bring you news and features from across the country and around the world at the lowest cost to the church.
Thank you to all who participated for your help.
Journal top religion newspaper
Anglican Journal was named the top national newspaper in 1997 at award ceremonies in both Canada and the U.S. recently.
Both the Canadian Church Press and Associated Church Press named the Journal best overall.
The paper won eight ACP and 12 CCP awards, including seven first places, in all areas: news, features, editorial, design and photography.
