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The announcement was awaited by the local press industry given the recent end of Publisac in Montreal.

For decades, weekly newspapers across the province have depended on the door-to-door Publisac service to bring local news to Quebecers' doorsteps, packaged in a plastic bag alongside grocery store flyers.

TC Transcontinental unveiled its replacement for the traditional Publisac Monday, in light of the City of Montreals ban on them as of May 17 unless recipients opted in.

MONTREAL, May 15, 2023 -- TC Transcontinental today unveiled raddar™, a new brand identity for flyers in Montreal, and raddar.ca, its digital platform. In a slim leaflet, raddar™... | May 15, 2023

Montrealers will see a new version of Publisac arriving in their mailboxes this week, in spite of a new city bylaw to eliminate unsolicited flyers that was to take effect Wednesday.

The distribution of the Publisac is about to end at the doors of Montreal residents homes. TC Transcontinental, which has been distributing the plastic bag containing merchant flyers for many years, says it has developed a replacement product that will reduce the amount of paper in the flyers by nearly 60 per cent, while eliminating the plastic entirely.

Canada’s biggest printer says it has developed an ‘innovative’ circular for the city that will cut the volume of paper from flyers by almost 60% and eliminate the plastic bags they come in

MONTRÉAL, April 03, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — TC Transcontinental (TSX: TCL.A TCL.B) announced today that it has developed an innovative leaflet for Montréal…

Canada Post will continue to deliver Publisacs to Montreal homes, despite Mayor Valérie Plantes recent announcement that such deliveries will be prohibited by the city beginning next May except for