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Since 1980, the Calgary Sun has earned its moniker, "The Little Paper That Grew," by expanding from an upstart morning paper to a multimedia brand. Currently, around-the-clock news updates online and a free weekday commuter paper complement the daily, which brims with breaking-news coverage and sports reporting rigorous enough to note not only which team won, but which team's bench was most comfortable. The entertainment section adds a lighthearted note to the publication, and the lively discussion in the opinions section engages Calgarians in community issues.

As a member of the expansive Sun Publications network, the Edmonton Sun presents an extensive coverage of sports, entertainment, and local and international news in a reader-friendly format, and is the only local Edmonton newspaper currently publishing on Sunday. Extensive analysis and opinion pieces accompany reporting on Albertan, Canadian, and world politics, and stories zeroing in on technology, entertainment, and culture chronicle the ever-changing challenges of modern life. The paper’s e-format displays on tablets and mobile devices, presenting an easier-to-digest publication than thumbing through pages of smudged newsprint or swallowing information in pill form. In addition to consistent updates on the regional economy and international events, the photo-filled pages of the Sun recount colourful human-interest tales as well as celebrity news and hockey and football triumphs.

Since 1851, The New York Times has scoured the earth to inform its inhabitants with up-to-date, compelling stories, collecting a total of 108 Pulitzer Prizes in the process. The publication's iconic front page regularly features riveting photojournalism set alongside global and national stories scribed by reporters not from Krypton. SundayStyles illuminates fashion trends, nightlife, and weddings, and the Travel section quenches adventure thirst and eases destination famine. The Digital Subscription package invites uninhibited access to NYTimes.com and the NYTimes app for smartphones.

For more than 30 years, The Winnipeg Sun has kept locals up-to-date on current events, sports, entertainment, technology and more. Each photo-packed issue hits the doorsteps of homes seven days a week, including the Sunday edition. Besides in-depth coverage of everything from the Jets and Blue Bombers to unfolding events in the Middle East and throughout the world, the Sun also covers money, travel, and local culture.

As part of Canada's largest newspaper publisher—QMI—the Toronto Sun has simultaneously informed and entertained readers for more than 40 years. It publishes extensive reporting and commentary on news, sports, pop culture, and business. The photo-flecked tabloid pages tell the fascinating stories of popular celebrities and entertainers, and sing the praises of Toronto's professional sports teams with thorough coverage and recaps. The news section keep readers abreast of events as wide-reaching as political jousting in foreign lands, or as local as the weird noise coming from the downstairs neighbour's apartment—the one that sounds like marbles rolling down a metal pipe. Professional opinion writers colour in the day's top stories with insightful editorials, while lifestyle and money tips help subscribers maintain a happy home and healthy budget.

With a weekly readership of more than 260,000, the Ottawa Sun serves as a popular herald for local and international politics, business news, and lifestyle tips. A regular line-up of opinion columns and editorials opines on the important issues of the day without pulling any punches, and the easy tabloid format allows for readers to easily transport their newspapers or tuck them into textbooks to fool professors into thinking they're studying. No-holds barred investigative reporting keeps loyal readers abreast of everything from the wonky yet fascinating world of regional rapid-transit contracts to the delicious intrigue of celebrity scandals.