Town Crier

Established in 1979, The Town Crier is a group of Toronto-based community newspapers owned by Multimedia Nova Corporation. With roots in the East York community, its reach has expanded to serve nine diverse and dynamic communities across Toronto. The Town Crier's seven editions deliver local news and stories, covering a wide range of socio-economic and cultural topics, to an area housing over 287,000 homes and nearly a million residents.

Over the years, The Town Crier has evolved from a single edition newspaper to a multi-edition media group, effectively catering to Toronto's diverse demographic. The Town Crier's editions are dedicated to specific neighborhoods, including Bayview Mills, Beach/South Riverdale, Riverdale/East York, Bloor West, Forest Hill, Leaside/Rosedale, North Toronto, North York, and MidTown. Thus, providing focused, relevant, and timely information to its readers.

As a community newspaper, The Town Crier distinguishes itself through its commitment to hyper-local journalism, providing a platform for local voices and a mirror for local happenings. This has positioned The Town Crier as an indispensable source of information for residents and businesses alike in Toronto. With its authentic community coverage, The Town Crier continues to maintain a strong and respected presence in the ever-evolving media landscape.