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James Lorimer & Company is seeking a publishing assistant. We are an independent Canadian publishing house established in 1970, publishing 20-25 new adult and children’s titles annually. We’re a small team of four, working in a contemporary office space with well-separated workplaces in the King-Spadina area.
This is a full time, entry level position that provides an opportunity for learning about all aspects of Canadian publishing. Applicants must have a university degree in the social sciences, existing knowledge and an interest in Canadian history, politics, and social issues, and have an awareness of Canadian news media. A post-graduate publishing certificate is an asset.
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The Globe and Mail Rod Mickleburgh Published January 14, 2021
Ben Welland
Except for a historic venture into the politics of Newfoundland, Ed Finn was not one to generate headlines. He was a behind-the-scenes guy. Over a career that spanned nearly 70 years, Mr. Finn used his skills as a communicator and strategist to advance unions and progressive causes ranging from the bitter Newfoundland loggers’ strike in 1959 to the fierce fight for medicare in Saskatchewan to the anti-free trade movement to myriad union battles across the country.
He also brought the views of labour into the mainstream media with a long-running weekly column in the Toronto Star. The column developed a strong following because it went beyond union rhetoric. Mr. Finn steered his own course, often irritating labour leaders by taking positions that strayed from their official line.