Women's Post
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The Women's Post is a Canadian English-language national newspaper, based in Toronto and distributed nationally. The paper is designed exclusively for professional women.
It is published every two weeks and has over 350,000 female readers across Canada.
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[edit] History
The Women's Post was founded in 2002 by Sarah and Greg Thomson.
[edit] Recent developments
In January 2008 they added the women's portal at www.womensportal.ca It is a free business networking website designed for women. In April 2008 Women's Post launched the Post Club an exclusive club for CEOs, and Presidents.
[edit] Publisher/Editor
Sarah Thomson, 2002 - present Women's Post publishes 2 times a week and has over 700,000 professional women readers across Canada.
[edit] Columnists
- Michael Coren, The Michael Coren Show
- Kirk Lapointe, Managing editor of The Vancouver Sun
- Martin Levin, Books editor for The Globe and Mail
- Sandra Martin, Special features for The Globe and Mail
- Elizabeth Nickson
- Russell Wangersky, Editor of the St. Johns Telegram
