Matthew Holmes leaving as president and CEO of Magazines Canada

Matthew Holmes, the president and CEO of Magazines Canada, a role he has held since January 2016, is leaving by the end of August. Holmes will be returning to work in post-secondary education heading up government and industrial relations at Queen's University. A search is underway for his replacement, led by Scott Jamieson, the chair of Magazines Canada and the hiring committee plans to fill the position by fall 2018. 

Scott Jamieson of Annex Business Media elected chair of Magazines Canada

Scott Jamieson has been elected chair of Magazines Canada, a post he will hold for the next two years. He succeeds Doug Knight. 

Jamieson is group publisher and director of content and engagement at Annex Business Media, and has 25 years’ experience in B2B media. In 1993 he became part owner of Canadian Forest Industries and Canadian Wood Products, which he helped launch, as well as Opérations forestières et de scierie. Scott joined Annex Business Media in 2004 when the three magazines were acquired, becoming publisher of the Montreal office in 2007 and group publisher of 10 titles in Simcoe, Ontario in 2009. In 2008 he launched Canadian Biomass magazine. Scott has served as a board member of Magazines Canada and the KRW Awards, as well as the BPA Magazine Advisory Board.

The full 2017-18 board is 

• Scott Jamieson, Canadian Forest Industries, Chair
• Patty Baxter, East Coast Living
• Ryan Benn, Alive
• Gilles Gagnier, Canadian Geographic
• Joe Glionna, Oral Health
• Niel Hiscox, Canadian Auto Dealer, who is treasurer
• Matthew Holmes, Magazines Canada CEO
• Douglas Knight, Toronto Life, Past Chair
• Michal Kozlowski, Geist
• Steve Maich, Maclean’s
• Dominique Ritter, Reader’s Digest
• Ryan Sargent, House & Home
• Kathryn Taglia, The Fiddlehead
• Jennifer Varkonyi, Maisonneuve

Officers appointed include  Jamieson, past chair Knight, treasurer Hiscox and Matthew Holmes, CEO

Mags Canada launches 2nd getaway contest to celebrate readership of Canadian magazines

Magazines Canada is launching its second Magazine Moment Genuine Canadian getaway contest inviting Canadians to celebrate reading their favourite Canadian magazines. There are three grand prizes worth up to $4,700 and five secondary prizes.The grand prizes include three night's accommodation in a Fairmont Hotel in the city of their choice, $1,500 travel spending money and a $500 Roots gift card.

The contest marks the 150th anniversary of Canada and is an extension of the Canadian Magazine Mashup series of promotional videos meant to speak to the unique experiences which derive from the diversity and range of Canadian magazine titles. 

“We wanted to create something that shows how much there is to discover at a Canadian magazine stand—there really is something there for everyone,” says Matthew Holmes, Magazines Canada CEO in a release. “Canadian Magazine Mashups showcase how our stories captivate and arrest us—take us to another place, and then bring us right back home,” agrees Annie Gabrielian of St. Joseph Media.

The industry association points out that 3 out of 4 Canadians read magazines regularly, spending an average of 49 minutes per issue.  

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Two mags welcomed as members of Magazines Canada

Two magazines have been approved as members in Magazines Canada: 

Canadian Reptile Hobbyist Magazine appeals to reptile and amphibian enthusiasts in Canada and everywhere. General care articles are included as well as more in-depth topics from experienced breeders and researchers.

Vitality Magazine is one of Canada’s largest publications on natural health, alternative medicine and green living. It is available across Ontario.

Canadian Business Media Association now officially merged with Magazines Canada

The Canadian Business Media Association (CBMA) has now officially merged with Magazines Canada. The intention to do so was announced last February during the a Business Media Leadership Summit hosted by Magazines Canada. The decision was unanimously approved at a special meeting of the CBMA's membership on November 29 and will be marked by a reception today in Toronto.

The merger brings Magazines Canada membership to nearly 400 magazines, including 25 business titles.

The merger may mean the revival of the Kenneth R. Wilson Awards for business media, which was suspended this year pending the merger. "Plans for 2018 will be based upon the recommendations of Magazines Canada’s new business media advisory committee," said a release. 

“Magazines Canada has been a leading supporter of the B2B industry for many years now, and this merger is a great step for our sector. It strengthens our voice on the national stage and improves our ability to coordinate on projects that will mean a brighter future for business media,” said Scott Jamieson, vice chair of Magazines Canada’s board of directors and director of content and engagement for Annex Business Media, a CBMA member.

“This move is exactly what we need to do to align our efforts to build a foundation for a stronger trade press in the future,” said John Kerr, CBMA president and CEO of Kerrwil. “In a digital age, having both the consumer and trade press under one roof just makes a ton of sense and I am personally looking forward to rolling up my sleeves to support the next efforts.”

Magazine Grands Prix announces diversity as central tenet of judging process in new awards

One of the just-announced principles guiding the Magazine Grands Prix, the new awards program being piloted by Magazines Canada for 2017, is celebrating diversity. This includes having indigenous judges on the majority (eventually all) juries and to announce the entire roster of judges during the submission period (that is, in advance of their judging.) These are among principles included in the just-released  Guiding Principles for Adjudicating and Celebrating Excellence in Canada’s Magazine Media,

Stanley Péan
[photo: Laurence Labat]

There will be two judging co-chairs: author, commentator and critic Stanley Péan and award-winning writer Soraya Peerbaye. [see below]

Magazines Canada announced the awards and fellowship program [for up to 3 individuals] in September. The MGP awards will feature 26 categories: 13 awards for individuals and creators, and 13 for magazines that honour creative and editorial vision and execution.

“Stanley Péan and I are honoured and immensely pleased to be co-chairing the adjudication process of the Magazine Grands Prix,” said Peerbaye [in a release.] “The team at Magazines Canada has developed a far-seeing vision for the awards; energetic and generous, they are broadening the circle of inclusion, and invigorating the conversation on both popular and critical culture in the magazine sector.”

Soraya Peerbaye

Among the principles announced are:

• To build and execute an awards program that showcases the sector’s full range and excellence: seamlessly bilingual in English and French, reflective of Canada’s diversity, and open to all;
• To represent a diversity of artistic and cultural practices, perspectives and expertise on all juries, valuing the magazine sector’s creators and the public equally. Juries will be composed to reflect the diversity of Canada with regard to Indigenous peoples, race, regions, official languages, and gender;
• To have Indigenous jurists on the majority of the panels. This is just the beginning. The goal is to have Indigenous jurists on every single panel;
• To compose juries with care for plurality: no jury in which there is only one non-white jurist, and many in which there is a variety of diverse representatives. All jurists must feel able to speak freely and judge the submissions on their merits, without any obligation to represent minority or identity-based views;
• To reveal our entire roster of jurists during the submissions period [in this case between December 12 and January 30]: underrepresented communities must see themselves reflected and welcomed in order to participate fully;
• To aspire to do better than simply meeting the principles outlined and, in instances where we fall short of these goals, to recognize it and take action to improve.

“We are building a robust, transparent awards program that we can be proud of: right from the ground up,” said Matthew Holmes, Magazines Canada’s president and CEO. “With Canada’s 150th being celebrated next year, we wanted to look forward and make a very intentional shift to include the full diversity of Canada’s creators and—just as important—our community of readers, right into our judging process.”

The announcement of the guidelines and management of the judging process apparently intends to contrast directly with the way the National Magazine Awards Foundation has run its awards for the past 40 years. For instance, NMA judges  have generally not been announced before judging is completed and there is no provision for a particular makeup of judging panels other than requiring people from the industry, people with expertise in the subject area and people without a conflict of interest. The NMAs announced in September some major changes to its board and process for the magawards and also for its Digital Publishing Awards including the recruitment of a roster of international judges. . 

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Four new indy magazine members welcomed by Magazines Canada

Four new indy magazine members have joined Magazines Canada:

• Archive is an Alberta-based lifestyle magazine featuring unique stories from across Canada. From entertaining to road tripping, cooking to creating, Archive aims to inspire readers to try something new, taste something different and take a journey off the beaten path.
• The Canadian Rockies Annual is an archival-quality mountain culture publication that combines captivating storytelling with striking visuals and beautiful design. Each issue takes the reader on a journey through the Canadian Rockies' cultural landscape and delves into the dynamic forces that impact our lives in the mountains.
• Golden Ratio is a balance between arts and sciences, exploring a wide diversity of subjects. It is a unique publication, home-made, independent and filled with stimulating pieces from all walks of life.
• Mountain Bike For Her is a quarterly magazine for women who ride. Whether you love riding epic gravel grinders, participating in endurance events, or getting rowdy in the woods, we have you in mind!

"Magazine Mashup" campaign has some fun promoting the breadth of Canadian magazine content

Starting July 1, Magazines Canada is launching a national promotion campaign across the country. The campaign presents a humorous, eye-catching video series and a curated blog of #MagazineMoment must-reads from Canadian magazines.

"We've broken down all borders for the Canadian Magazine Mashup campaign, which shows just how limitless the content in genuine Canadian magazines can be," says Barbara Bates, executive director of circulation marketing for Magazines Canada.

"This campaign plays to the diversity of interests held by today's consumers. We wanted to create something that shows how much there is to discover at a Canadian magazine stand—there really is something there for everyone," says Matthew Holmes, Magazines Canada CEO.

Magazine Mashups will be released on social media at @MyCdnMags, online at  CanadasMagazineStore.ca/video, in retail locations across the country and in partnership with exciting Canadian events, organizations and festivals happening all year.The promotion is part of the 2016-17 Take 2 magazine newsstand campaign, supported by Ontario Media Development Corporation, the Government of Canada through the Canada Periodical Fund (CPF) of the Department of Canadian Heritage, Presse Commerce and Gateway Newstands.

Magazines Canada announces regional volunteers of the year

Magazines Canada has announced the 2015 Volunteer of the Year awards, which are to be presented during the MagNet: Canada's Magazine Conference at the association's annual reception on Thursday, June 9 at the Courtyard Toronto Downtown, 475 Yonge Street.

As had been previously reported, Chris Purcell, the vice-president of marketing and circulation and general manager Toronto for TVA Publications has been named Magazines Canada over all volunteer of the year. The regional volunteers of the year are:

Magazine Association of BC Volunteer of the Year Jane Hope got her start in publishing 10 years ago at Vallum in Montreal. Since then, she's made stops at the MPub program at Simon Fraser University, UBC Press and Modern Dog magazine. Today, she's Senior Editor at ECHO Storytelling Agency, where they solve business problems with publishing solutions—which yes, means magazines.

Alberta Magazine Publishers Association Volunteer of the Year Brnesh Berhe is a passionate human rights advocate who saw an opportunity to raise greater awareness and initiate change with the power of storytelling, launching Markermagazine. Brnesh self-published the independent publication from her home in Edmonton, while juggling a full-time job and a side gig as a freelancer. She wore many hats at the magazine—editor, art director, publisher, sales associate to provide a niche outlet for writers to write and report on a range of issues, from music and the arts to racial and sexual inequality.

Magazines Ontario Volunteer of the Year Patricia Clarke began her career in journalism more than half a century ago as a Hollywood reporter for United Press International. In 1965 she joined the staff of The United Church Observer as "Women's Editor." She became interim editor in 1979, and officially retired in 1980, but in 1996 re-established an ongoing relationship with The Observer as volunteer editor of the Letters section. Now 92, she continues to deliver award-winning copy on time, month in and month out; the Letters section remains the most-read part of the magazine.

Magazines du Québec Volunteer of the Year Jean-François started his career in magazines in 1996 at Transcontinental Publications (now TC Media). In 2005 he joined Éditions Genex, and was promoted in 2006 to Assistant General Manager, where he managed everyday operations of the group's magazines. In 2008, he became Bayard Presse Canada's Information Systems Manager, overseeing subscription and book software for the Canadian market. He is now Analyst and Fulfillment Manager for the more than 80 magazines published and managed by Bayard Presse Canada and Senior Publications. Jean-François joined the board of Magazines du Québec in 2010, and is currently its president.

Volunteers needed to help run MagNet conference in June

Magazines Canada is looking for student volunteers to assist at this year's MagNet industry conference. The payoff is that, depending on the amount of time you volunteer, the more access you gain to free sessions. And the more opportunities there are to network in a place where many of the industry's leaders gather. 

This year’s dates are June 7-9, with sessions happening on the 8^th and 9^th. It’ll be held at the Courtyard Toronto Downtown Hotel at 475 Yonge Street. Students can learn more about the conference at magnet.magazinescanada.caand if they’d like to sign up to volunteer, they can do so atmagazinescanada.ca/magnet-volunteer-form. Every year Mags Canada gets applications from more volunteers than we can use, so it’s best not to wait to sign up. Typically, the roster fills up by the end of April.

Webinar explores how Canadian magazine media brands are adapting to digital landscape

Magazines Canada is offering another of their ad webinar series on March 31 at 2 p.m.

The focus of  "Magazine Media Brands in the digital age" is how Canadian magazine media brands are adapting to the ever-evolving digital landscape. Representatives from Cottage Life, Today's Trucking and Chatelaine will present case studies across both print and digital platforms., discussing strategies about working with agencies and advertisers, as well as lessons learned. The free webinar (capacity is limited) is designed for those in sales, editorial, media planning and publishing.

Panelists are:

• Haley Overland, Senior Editor, Social Media,Chatelaine 
• Dan Robinson, Director, Digital Marketing, Newcom (Today's Trucking)
• Sue Haas, Director, Digital Media Operations, Cottage Life
• Moderator: Sharon McAuley

How to block those blockers

The burgeoning growth of ad blocking software on the internet is threatening magazines' revenue, there's no question about it. The industry is pushing back with some strategies and tools  to combat ad blockers and improve the effectiveness of online ads. Magazines Canada is offering a webinar on March 3 at 2 p.m. featuring Ben Barokas, the Founder and CEO of Sourcepoint Technologies. The webinar is moderated by Sharon McAuley, publisher, marketer & business consultant. There's no cost to attend, but spacesare limited. Registration: http://www.magazinescanada.ca/ad-webinar-registration-page

Magazines Canada and Canadian Business Media are merging under Magazines Canada name

Canadian Business Media Association (CBMA) and Magazines Canada are merging under the Magazines Canada banner. The announcement was made Tuesday night in conjunction with the fourth annual Magazines Canada Business Media Leadership Summit now being held in King City, north of Toronto.

CBMA Chair John Kerr, President and CEO of Kerrwil Publications Limited, said: 

"With the marketplace and regulatory challenges faced by all magazine media publishers today, the CBMA Board agreed unanimously that bringing together one very strong association is absolutely vital at this juncture." 

Magazines Canada Chair Douglas Knight, President of St. Joseph Media, said: 

"We are delighted to welcome our CBMA colleagues to Magazines Canada. Working together strengthens our voice as we address common issues that affect the magazine industry as a whole. We will also be better positioned to more effectively leverage our resources to focus on the unique needs of distinct sectors of the industry, be they business, cultural, regional or consumer." 

The CBMA, formerly the Canadian Business Press (CBP), has a highly respected 96-year history of delivering services to B2B publishers and community stakeholders, including its flagship annual Kenneth R. Wilson Awards founded in 1954. The 2016 Kenneth R. Wilson Awards will be presented as usual in June, after which a larger Canadian business media advisory committee will undertake a review of the awards program and other B2B programming within Magazines Canada‘s long-term planning process, being managed by the new CEO Matthew Holmes.

Over the coming months, as both association boards go through a transition process more information will be released to their respective memberships. 

The creation of a "big tent" has been a long time coming. (In fact, one of the first posts on this blog, 10 years ago (egad) promoted the idea of industry associations working together as one.) 

CBP had for many years striven to stand apart, even in the face of Magazines Canada accepting business media into its membership and several larger publishers of trade and business media properties decamping to Magazines Canada, including Rogers Publishing and Annex Business Media. 

In May 2011, the CBP announced that by a unanimous decision of its members it was giving up being a member-driven organization in favour of becoming a foundation with the principal goal of running the KRW Awards. 

But then in 2015, the rebranded CBM announced it would once again be a membership-based trade organization, undertaking training, networking, webinars, tutorials and the awards program as well as launching a b2b blog. 

Now, it is throwing in with Magazines Canada to offer members a range of advocacy, professional development and other services to a combined membership.

Related posts:

• Canadian Business Media strikes partnership with U.S.-based ABM
• Canadian Business Media decides to get back into member services for b2b sector
• Canadian Business Press to become a foundation, concentrating on awards program
• Magazines Canada grows by 45 new member magazines, including two b2b groups
• Rogers b-to-b titles pull out of the Canadian Business Press
• Magazines Canada board recommends allowing trade magazines as members

Matthew Holmes named as CEO of Magazines Canada

Matthew Holmes

Magazines Canada has announced that Matthew Holmes is to be the successor to Mark Jamison as Chief Executive Officer of Magazines Canada. He steps into the position January 25. 

Holmes is an experienced association leader, having been the founding executive director of the Canadian Organic Trade Association. As such he has been involved in government policy developments and trade and market issues which are similar to the kind of government affairs, lobbying and policy work with which Jamison and Magazines Canada have been involved deeply. He has worked as a policy analyst within the federal government in Ottawa, and as the special assistant, government relations for the President of York University in Toronto.

"Holmes has been appointed to a number of senior government advisories, roundtables and task forces," a release said, "while also coordinating a popular annual policy conference and reception for Parliamentarians and their staff. His expert testimony before House and Senate Standing Committees has resulted in amendments to critical government legislation, while building trust and awareness of an emerging industry. Under his tenure, the association saw a 50% increase in membership and a seven-fold growth in revenue. Holmes was the first Canadian elected to the world umbrella group for organics, IFOAM–Organic International, based in Bonn, Germany.

What does he know about the magazine business, it might be asked? Well,  he has quite an appetite for it, He has served on the editorial board of literary and trade magazines, and has published a book of poetry, as well as articles in a number of Canadian journals. In 2012, Holmes was the recipient of the gold National Magazine Award for poetry.

Digital magazine readership up 175% since 2013: Magazines Canada fact book

Digital magazine readership in Canada has increased dramatically from 1.85 million readers in 2013 to nearly 5 million in 2015 (or about 175%). 

This is but one of the items of information included as Magazines Canada has released the latest version of its Digital Magazine Media Fact Book. The publication is viewable or downloadable in both French and English. 

"With 117 new pages and 10 updated pages of magazine media trends and benchmarks, the 2015 Digital Magazine Media Fact Book is essential reading for digital marketers, media planners, magazine sales teams and those trying to develop strategies and programs that capitalize on the digital shift," the association said in a release.  

"The 2015 Fact Book is the source for the most current research on digital editions, ereaders, mobile devices, social media and video. It demonstrates that digital magazine content has become an important part of the magazine media brand experience -- from email to display ads, audience engagement to retail, the Fact Book confirms that readers are drawn to magazine media content and experiences, regardless of the platform."

Lineup for Cultural Magazines Summit announced

Magazines Canada has released the detailed schedule for the Cultural Magazines Summit to be held October 16 at the Courtyard Toronto Downtown Hotel. It is the day after the wrapup of the FIPP World Congress and it's a full day of networking, learning and socializing for the Canadian cultural magazine community. 

The keynote address will be by writer and literary critic John Freeman, the executive editor of Lit Hub, former editor of Granta, former president of America's National Book Critics Circle.

Full Schedule and Registration

Among the sessions being offered:

Brand Extensions and You
How to realistically monetize brands for small titles with limited budgets. Two panelists, including David Leonard, Director of Events and Special Projects, he Walrus will examine the value of various brand extensions and offer practical dos and don'ts.

Creative Collaborations
Three concise case studies on successful collaborations, what partners are looking for in a collaboration and some hard-earned advice on how to avoid the pitfalls. Speakers: Jonny Dovercourt, Artistic Director, Wavelength Music and Arts Projects; Kathleen McLean, Adult Program Coordinator, Public Programming & Learning at Art Gallery of Ontario; Jay Millar, Publisher, Book Thug

Canada Council: New Directions and Benchmarks Study
Rowland Lorimer, Publishing Program Director at Simon Fraser University and author of the Canada Council Benchmarks study, will show you how to use your own data to make informed decisions about the future of your magazine, based on what others are earning, spending and what's trending. 

Cultivating Diversity
Straight talk about addressing diversity topics, including ways to find and cultivate new writers that better reflect the reality of your readership. Speakers: Farzana Doctor, novelist, Jen Sookfong Lee, writer and radio personality; Helen Walsh, Publisher of the Literary Review of Canada and President of Diaspora Dialogues

The Road Ahead: Multi-Year Planning
Veteran arts manager Jennifer Green, Associate Director, Toronto Arts Foundation will show how to develop a long-term strategic plan that will help you set priorities, focus your resources and keep your magazine moving in the direction you want.

Douglas Knight elected chair of Magazines Canada board

Douglas Knight, the president of St. Joseph Media and publisher of Toronto Life and Fashion magazines has been elected chair of Magazines Canada for the next two years. He succeeds Michael Fox, publisher and CEO of Garden Making. 

The board of directors for 2015-2016:

• Douglas Knight, Toronto Life, Chair
• Patty Baxter, East Coast Living
• Lucie Dumas, Clin d’oeil
• Michael Fox, Garden Making, Past Chair
• Robert Goyette, Sélection
• Niel Hiscox, Canadian Auto Dealer, Treasurer
• Scott Jamieson, Canadian Forest Industries
• Mark Jamison, Magazines Canada CEO
• Ruth Kelly, Alberta Venture
• Samantha Legge, BC Business
• Jacqueline Loch, Style at Home
• Steve Maich, Marketing
• Ryan Sargent, Canadian House and Home
• Jenn Schmidt-Rempel, Lethbridge Living
• Kathryn Taglia, The Fiddlehead
• Jennifer Varkonyi, Maisonneuve
• Lisa Whittington-Hill, This Magazine, Secretary

Mags Canada hosting one-day Cultural Magazines Summit October 16

Cultural and literary magazines may be pleased to know that a Cultural Magazines Summit will be held October 16, immediately after the 40th FIPP World Congress that Magazines Canada is hosting, An announcement by Mags Canada says that, with the financial support of the Canada Council for the Arts, a full day of workshops, networking and discussions is planned. A posting from Magazines Canada explains

This event will take place immediately after the 40th FIPP World Congress in Toronto (October 13–15), so sharing lessons and experiences from the Congress and discussing how to take advantage of international opportunities will be a significant component. World Congress attendance is not required to attend the Cultural Magazines Summit, but the Summit will be designed to enhance the Congress experience for those who do go to both. 

With MagNet week cancelled for 2015 [to return, June 2016], the October Cultural Magazines Summit is your opportunity to meet with your peers in a comfortable setting that is all about YOU, YOUR magazines and YOUR challenges. There will be no better place this year to network with cultural magazine colleagues from across Canada. 

The 2015 Cultural Magazine Summit will take place at the Courtyard Toronto Downtown (the same hotel that hosts MagNet) on Friday, October 16, the day after the FIPP World Congress. Save the date! #CulturalMags15

The longish goodbye: Mark Jamison retiring leaving as CEO of Magazines Canada at end of 2015

One of the worst-kept secrets in the magazine industry has been that Mark Jamison, the CEO of Magazines Canada, is retiring leaving the organization at the end of 2015. The organization has now made this official with a posting about the process it is undertaking to replace the 16-year veteran. 

"This is very much Mark’s decision, and as you would expect, he has provided ample advance notice to allow for a smooth transition," says Michael Fox, Chair of Magazines Canada's Board of Directors. "All of the Board members join me in acknowledging the tremendous leadership that Mark has provided, and in appreciating his practical approach to planning the future of the association as well as evolving his career." 

The Magazines Canada Board of Directors formed a CEO search committee at its March 27 meeting, responding to the planned departure of Jamison on December 31, 2015. 

"In the future, Mark plans to take on consulting projects in not-for-profit management," Fox says. "Mark has helped Magazines Canada stay current and focused on the future during a period of tremendous changes in magazines, our audiences, media technology and of course public policy priorities of the federal and provincial governments. He and the staff have made Magazines Canada a virtual big tent that provides a place to gather, to learn and to develop for people involved with all types of magazines. He has helped evolve the Magazines Canada organization to serve its members efficiently, effectively and enthusiastically. We wish him all the best in his new venture."

Finalists named for Canadian Cover Awards

The finalists have been announced for the Canadian Cover Awards, presented by Magazines Canada and the Circulation Management Association of Canada. The winners in each category will be announced February 24 at a 6 p.m.reception in Toronto at the Courtyard Toronto Downtown. The prestigious Newsstand Marketer of the Year award will also be announced then. 

Finalists are:

General Interest, Arts, Lifestyle and Regional

• Homes & Living Calgary, December 2013/January 2014
• Legion, Victoria Cross issue
• Vancouver Magazine, June 2014
• Vancouver Magazine, Eating & Drinking issue
• Zoomer, June 2014

Home and Decor

• Canadian House & Home, December 2013
• Canadian House & Home, January 2014
• Décormag, July/August 2014
• Les idées de ma maison, 15 mai 2014
• Style at Home, November 2013

News, Business & Celebrity

• 7 Jours, 13 juin 2014
• 7 Jours, 11 juillet 2014
• Hello! Canada, August 25, 2014
• Maclean's, November 25, 2013
• Zoomer, November 2013

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