Weekly Canadian Releases
Cision Distribution Showcases This Week's Top 10 Newsworthy Canadian Press Releases
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Each week, Cision Distribution highlights the most-read press releases circulating across Canada. This week's roundup — published across more than a dozen regional outlets — flags ten stories picked by subscribers and readers as must-reads. The Whig calls the list a snapshot of what Canadians in business, government, and public life are talking about right now.
Cision describes itself as a communications platform serving more than 100,000 public relations and marketing professionals worldwide. Its goal is to help those professionals "understand, influence and amplify their stories," according to Woodstock Sentinel Review.
Ten Press Releases Picked by Canadian Readers This Week
The weekly list runs across regional papers from Fort Saskatchewan to Fort McMurray. Each entry includes a headline, image, and excerpt. Brantford Expositor and Fort Saskatchewan Record both carried the full list this week. The stories span industries and provinces, giving readers a broad view of what organizations across Canada are announcing publicly.
The format is simple by design. Readers get one short excerpt per story — enough to decide if they want to read more. Owen Sound Sun Times ran the same package, suggesting the list has wide regional appeal. No single industry dominated this week's picks.
Cision Reaches Over 100,000 PR Professionals Worldwide
Cision is not a news outlet. It is a distribution service. Companies and governments pay to send press releases through its network. Those releases then reach journalists, editors, and the public. Mitchell Advocate notes that Cision serves more than 100,000 PR and marketing professionals around the world.
That scale makes Cision's weekly picks a useful signal. When a press release lands on this list, it means many readers clicked on it. The list acts like a popularity chart for official announcements in Canada this week.
Local Papers Carry the List to Support Community Journalism
The roundup is published in full on The Whig's website, where some content sits behind a paywall. Subscribers get unlimited online access to all articles. They also get exclusive content like "History: As We Saw It," a weekly newsletter pulling stories from nearly 190 years of archives. The press release roundup itself is free to read.
The papers carrying this roundup are all local or regional outlets. Publishing Cision's list gives smaller newsrooms a way to cover business and government news without extra reporting staff. Woodstock Sentinel Review and Brantford Expositor both use the format regularly. It is a low-cost way to keep readers informed about official announcements.
How to Follow Canada's Top Press Releases Week to Week
Readers who want to track Canadian press releases can follow Cision's top stories on Twitter, according to Owen Sound Sun Times. The weekly roundup also runs across print and digital editions of participating papers. New picks go live each week, so the list refreshes fully every seven days.
For anyone watching Canadian business, policy, or public affairs, the list offers a quick weekly brief. It takes under five minutes to scan all ten stories. Fort McMurray Today and Mitchell Advocate both recommend following it as a way to "stay close to the news."
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