September 21, 2010

Join us for our first luncheon of the 2010/11 season on Tuesday, September 21, 2010. Please check back for more details!
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Resources

Canadian Public Relations Society (CPRS) National Office
www.cprs.ca

International Association of Business Communicators (IABC)
www.iabc.com

Public Relations Society of America (PRSA)
www.prsa.org

CNW Group
www.newswire.ca/en

Marketwire
www.marketwire.com

Associated Press
www.ap.org/

Reuters Canada
http://ca.reuters.com/

Bravo Tango
http://www.bravotango.ca/

Student Resources

Where to study in Saskatchewan:
University of Regina Public Relations Certificate
University of Regina School of Journalism

Where to study in Alberta:
University of Calgary Communications Studies
Southern Alberta Institute of Technology Journalism Program (2-year diploma)
Mount Royal College, Bachelor of Applied Communications (Public Relations)

Where to study in British Columbia:
University of Victoria, Certificate in Public Relations
University of British Columbia, Graduate School of Journalism
Simon Fraser University, School of Communication
Royal Roads University, School of Communication and Culture

Where to study in Ontario:
Carlton University, School of Journalism
McMaster University, Master of Communications Management

Where to study in Nova Scotia:
Mount Saint Vincent University, Bachelor of Public Relations
Nova Scotia Community College, Advanced Diploma in Public Relations

Blogs

Media Relations in Canada – Bill Carney
http://mediarelationsincanada.wordpress.com/

60 years – 60 Milestones

A milestone marks an important moment in time; it is an achievement and advancement worthy of recognition. A milestone is the promise of a sound contribution for all the trailblazers to come.

As the Canadian Public Relations Society celebrates its 60th anniversary, take a look at the video posted below – it encapsulates the most important moments that shaped our history. It is a great story of people and of a developing profession that will we want to share. You will soon see why the ideas ignited by so many keen and creative minds in every part of Canada made our story a nationwide phenomenon.

Video credit: CPRS National