Publisac
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Publisac flyer service shutting down in Quebec, leaving local newspapers in limboWeekly newspapers across the province have depended on the door-to-door Publisac service to bring local news to Quebecers' doorsteps.Nov 3, 2023
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Transcontinental moving flyer distribution in Mirabel to Canada Post during appealMirabel switched to an opt-in system for Publisac in October 2019. Montreal plans to adopt such a system starting in May 2023 as it aims to become zero waste by 2030.EnvironmentApr 25, 2022
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Transcontinental to appeal ruling dismissing effort to quash Mirabel flyer bylawThe city of Mirabel, north of Montreal, switched to an opt-in system for Publisac in October 2019. Transcontinental says an opt-out system is simple and effective.CanadaApr 20, 2022
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Publisac grocery flyers to reach only those Montreal households that ask for themThe mayor says about 800,000 flyers and ads reach Montreal doorsteps each week, amounting to more than 41 million flyers per year that wind up in recycling depots and landfills.CanadaApr 11, 2022
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Transcontinental CEO calls bid to ban flyers in Montreal ‘impractical’The CEO of Transcontinental Inc. says the proposal to drastically cut down on mail flyers is ``insensitive, incoherent and impractical.''CanadaDec 9, 2019
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Debate on future of Publisacs ragesAn environmentalist is calling on the city to regulate the distribution of plastic bags with flyers.CanadaOct 25, 2019
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Montreal to hold public consultations on future of PublisacThe City of Montreal wants to hear from residents.CanadaSep 18, 2019
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Will you sign this petition against the Publisac in Montreal?If a new petition in Montreal gets 15,000 signatures by June, the city will launch public consultations on the future of the Publisac.EnvironmentMar 13, 2019
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