The True North Times Inc. is a corporate entity that owns and operates The True North Times, a Canadian political satire publication focused on engaging the notoriously apathetic demographics in Canadian society.
Since our launch in early 2014, The True North Times has gained high praise from Canadians across the country. We’ve been mentioned in places like the National Post, Maclean’s, and Huffington Post. Those in and out of Canadian journalism have had some pretty nice things to say.
NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL REACH
AS SEEN IN
Citizen Enagement
Our style makes political news accessible to those who are not already informed, fostering new political citizens
Quality Satire
We look at real news and find ways to make it more fun to read and learn about, rather than dealing in parody
Canadian Content
We publish consistent and consistently funny content about Canada and its often hilarious political scene
Here’s a few things we’ve done. Be sure to take a look at our full portfolio, too.
INFORMING CANADIANS, ONE JOKE AT A TIME
Through traditional and new media, we constantly seek the most important issues and people in Canadian politics and relentlessly mock them. The True North Times makes fun of all parties and politicians equally and does so with the aim of getting apathetic youth and others to read about, learn about, and engage with the political realities of Canadian society.
ADVERTISING? CONSULTING? CONTACT US.
Whether it’s traditional “banner” advertising, or the emerging “native advertising” trend, The True North Times is ready to integrate your brand with our smart content. Advertisers will be given access to a loyal, demographically-coveted, and widespread audience. In addition, The True North Times has developed a cohesive framework for creating and promoting political content to youth across multiple platforms and media, with operating models for multi-partisan and non-partisan content. We can work with politically motivated organizations, with an emphasis on not-for-profit or non-governmental organizations, to improve their audience engagement and outreach potential among younger Canadian demographics.
