I found this vendor on google and i am soo happy that i did. He has provided me with my wedding…read morecards printed/cut/sorted in less than 24 hours. Great quality and amazing customer service. He is able to design a card as per your wishes or will use your design to print as well. In the time of wedding stress, Sanjh-Savera came through like an angel and i wish all vendors were this easy to work with.

Like a lot of Canadian media The Walrus is like the cuter, almost-there, shucks-if-he-isn't-trying…read moreversion of something found in the states. It's like Diet Harper's or The Atlantic Lite. Drinkable to be sure, but there is something noticeably different about the taste. I'm being a jerk though. It's truly a well-written, informative and interesting magazine. The Walrus features essays, short fiction, poetry and traditional journalism by Canadian writers. I really enjoy The Walrus and was a subscriber until I couldn't keep up with the paper copies, so now I purchase individual issues. A subscription is very affordable (like $20-30 a year), which might explain why the mag is always under suspicion of going under. OK, let me temper that backhanded jibe with another compliment: The Walrus is Canada's magazine and a thorough contemporary document. Read it with pride. Obligatory Title Pun: Goo Goo Ga Joob. Menu Readability: Oh, so, readable. Need to mention: Gift subscriptions are often cheaper. WINK, WINK. What this place teaches me about myself: Kind of a passive-aggressive review. How Canadian.

Sorry, I just subscribed for a second year to The Walrus*. *The Walrus is the only magazine I…read moresubscribe to. I suppose that says something about how high my regard for them is. I kind of see it as my salute to Canadiana. Some people watch Hockey Night in Canada like a fierce religion, others drink double doubles. I read essays about The Edmonton Fringe Festival, follow the subculture of Newfie Mummers, catch up on my NWT politics and follow a multi-decade tale of a woman's many coast to coast road trips. It takes me an entire month to read it cover to cover, not because I don't want to devour it, I'm just forcing myself to savoUr it. See how I did that? A subtle nod to Canadian spelling. If you're keeping score, there's a few subtle Canadian nuances sprinkled throughout this short review. Bet you'll find them all, eh?

24 Hours is one of the best FREE newspapers I ever read…read more Maybe I am more into Tabloids and Gossips?! Since aside from daily local news and all those ads and classified, there are good recipes and news of Hollywood stars. The printing and the colours are all good quality and quite eye pleasing! Their online version is nicely layout too... and you can read all the back dated versions in case if you forgot to pick up a copy on your way to work. It is distributed Monday to Friday only.

Tip: NOW Magazine is strictly digital these days…read more During my teenage years, I read NOW Magazine practically religiously. It was a printed alternative weekly newspaper. I loved checking out the movie and concert listings. It also let me know what was going on in the city. I remember reading an article about Madonna. The author slammed everything about her. I was a huge Madonna fan and wrote a letter responding to the article, sharing my side of the coin. I'm pretty sure that I wrote the letter by hand. I said that she was a savvy businesswoman and worked hard to make ends meet. My letter got published in the following week's newspaper. It was a happy moment for me. I remember saving the newspaper clipping. I need to see if I still have it. I just learned that NOW Magazine stopped printing physical publications in August 2022. It's strictly digital these days and continues to be free. You can subscribe to its newspaper. You get content about local events and more sent to your inbox. I don't know how often it gets sent. Maybe I should subscribe! NOW Magazine brings back a lot of fond memories. I used to pick up my free copy at the Van Houtte Cafe on the same block where my parents and I lived. That cafe has changed over the years. It was a Starbucks before it became Pizzaiolo. I do like the articles. It's nice to reconnect with newspapers that I used to read. I get to do it digitally these days, which saves a tree or more. (88)

Hard to explain today how important NOW magazine was in the 80s…read more A go to for concert listings. Movie news, city happenings. Eventually a key player in providing a safe place and forum for sex industry escorts. Basically the online world was NOW's demise. The papers circulation has disappeared. For many today, it's unknown. It had its time for sure. It's a bit similar to vinyl, cassettes or rotary phones.. the world outgrew it.

If you live in Markham, you would have been receiving a copy of Markham Economist & Sun Newspaper…read moreevery Thursdays and Saturdays. It has some local news and event listings but mainly it is really stuffed with flyers (junk mails in disguise!!)... Remember the days pre Internet it might be a good ideal.. but now every single companies almost have their specials of the week listed on their websites: I wish one can just opt out on the delivery... as every week I just put in it the recycling boxes without even reading it!

we have been in Markham for over 40 years and specifically on a street called Roseberry road for…read morethe past 8+ years. Since moving to Roseberry we have never received the paper.We are the ONLY street around this circle that does NOT receive the paper. We have called several times and are always told that our street is not on their delivery list and they are not aware of this street! I decided to write here as a last resort as we cannot get anyone in their circulation department that appears to get it!! Wayne

Tips: - This newspaper is Canadian-owned…read more - Sign up for a synopsis of top stories that gets sent to your inbox for free. I grew up with the Saturday Toronto Star. My dad would always get the Saturday edition each week. It had Starweek, the entertainment magazine with TV listings, crossword puzzles, and more. I don't think this magazine exists anymore. I liked the comics and entertainment sections the most. Over the years, I ended up reading everything. When I was looking for a summer job, I'd look at the classifieds. I managed to work a couple of summers during my high school years. There's currently a digital subscription special. It's $1 for six months of online access. After that period, it's $28 a month. I believe that after a certain number of article reads that you do online, you get a message to subscribe. I oddly don't get it now and I'm not sure why. I do subscribe to getting a daily synopsis of tops stories in my inbox. It's nice to be informed. The Food and Drink section is great. I like the occasional recipe and what's trending in the greater Toronto area. I also like restaurant recommendations, including the best diners in the GTA. I'll probably stick to accessing articles digitally than getting the physical paper delivered to my door. Getting the top stories in my inbox for free is nice. (100)

Similar to what others here have experienced, Toronto Star continues to charge me despite my…read morenumerous emails requesting this be stopped. They don't reimburse me, let alone email me back. I expected so much more from this newspaper.

This place has been so helpful! Not only did they print my husband's short comic book, but they…read morehave offered friendly and affordable fax services when I need to fax my absentee ballots to the USA. When my husband wanted to print a short booklet of his online comic, we looked at a few places and found the downtown Print Three location to be the most helpful. They looked at paper qualities and sizes with him, being generous with samples and their time. The service was fast and really friendly, and the books came out great. I haven't seen other, more traditional print shop items from them, but the books are so great, and the service so friendly and helpful, that I still feel comfortable recommending them. Will definitely go back to them again!

Excellent experiences at Print Three. We have ordered a number of items, from business cards to a…read moregiant full colour poster. Staff are friendly and went out of their way to assist, especially with the poster: A staff member came outside to help us fit it in the car. Parking is on the street in Downtown Brampton, which can be a bit dicey, but means this location is easy to find.