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It has been suggested that the magazine accepting only contributions with many rejections to their credit would be the best periodical upon the market. The Canadian Forum while not accepting this proposal still hopes to maintain a high standard, as it is at present unable to pay contributors. | It has been suggested that the magazine accepting only contributions with many rejections to their credit would be the best periodical upon the market. The Canadian Forum while not accepting this proposal still hopes to maintain a high standard, as it is at present unable to pay contributors. | ||
==By volume== | |||
*[[The Canadian Forum/Volume 1]] | *[[The Canadian Forum/Volume 1]] | ||
==By article series== | |||
* [[The Canadian Forum/Editorial]] | |||
* [[The Canadian Forum/Trade and Industry]] | |||
[[Category:Periodicals]] | [[Category:Periodicals]] | ||
{{DEFAULTSORT:Canadian Forum}} | {{DEFAULTSORT:Canadian Forum}} | ||
Revision as of 20:17, 16 June 2012
| The Canadian Forum written by [[|]] |
| A Canadian political periodical from 1920 to 2000. It supported leftist causes. |
From page 14 of the first issue:
The Canadian Forum was incorporated without Share Capital on May 14th, 1920, for the purpose of publishing the magazine of that name.
The Directors are,
- G. E. Jackson, Chairman
- Barker Fairley, Literary Editor
- C. B. Sissons, Political Editor
- Peter Sandiford, Business Manager
- H. Gordon, Press Editor
It has been suggested that the magazine accepting only contributions with many rejections to their credit would be the best periodical upon the market. The Canadian Forum while not accepting this proposal still hopes to maintain a high standard, as it is at present unable to pay contributors.
By volume