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Canada's largest printer and educational publisher
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TC Transcontinental is a Canadian company that provides retail marketing services, printing, and educational publishing. It helps clients in retail, education, book, and information sectors by designing and delivering printed and digital products such as marketing materials, packaging, educational content, and other information products. The company operates by offering end-to-end services—from design and production to distribution—using its large printing capacity and creative capabilities to produce high-value materials. It differentiates itself from competitors through its status as Canada's largest printer and its leadership in French-language educational publishing, offering scale, bilingual educational content, and a fast, adaptable approach. The goal is to support clients’ success and contribute to a more informed, educated, and prosperous society by delivering effective, high-value solutions for communication and education.
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1,001-5,000
Company Stage
IPO
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Montreal, Canada
Founded
1976
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Canada Post and the shuttering of community newspapers. July 23, 2026 · 0 Comments The shuttering of Winnipeg's Community Review means 200,000 households will no longer get the benefit of a free community newspaper delivered to their door. It also means that more than 800 people who deliver the paper and their families will be affected. This is an unforced error that never should have happened. How did Caledon Citizen get here? The answer is complex. First, there is a high degree of concentration in the flyer printing market in Canada. Montreal-based TC Transcontinental enjoys the dominant position in the marketplace thanks, in part, to a 2012 Competition Bureau-approved asset swap. Second, municipal and provincial politicians have passed environmental regulations, however well-intentioned, have unintended consequences. Former Montreal Mayor Valérie Plante passed a municipal bylaw that led to the end of distribution of Publisac (a plastic bag with flyers and a community newspaper). Several provinces, including Manitoba, have imposed extended producer responsibility levies on printed newspapers. Ontario's Premier Doug Ford made the wise decision to exempt newspapers from this kind of stealthy journalism job-killing tax in his province. Third, Canada Post is the biggest culprit. TC Transcontinental, which had distributed Publisac door-to-door in Quebec, formed a strategic partnership with Canada Post, which as a Crown corporation was not beholden to municipal bylaws. They bypassed Mayor Plante's new regulation by distributing a curated bundle of flyers called Raddar through the national postal service. Unlike Publisac, Raddar did not include a community newspaper. On the sidelines of this saga, news publisher Métro Média and its more than 30 hyperlocal publications - including 17 print newspapers - shut down. In partnership with Canada Post, TC Transcontinental recently expanded its Raddar offering across Canada. It is understood that Canada Post - which has a mandate to "charge postage rates that are fair and reasonable" - is offering TC Transcontinental rates below what it is offering to community newspapers. To its own benefit, the Crown corporation has effectively shut community newspapers - their private sector rivals - out of flyer distribution, lessening competition substantially in that market. This is not the first time community newspaper publishers have felt the squeeze of Canada Post in the flyer distribution market. As of January 2024, community newspapers with commercial inserts were no longer exempt from Canada Post's Consumers' Choice program, which allows Canadians to opt out of receiving 'junk mail'. Canada Post made that decision without stakeholder consultation or economic/social impact analysis and failed to recognize that community newspapers - with or without an insert - are not 'junk mail'; they are a social good. The juxtaposition of the shuttering of Winnipeg's Community Review at the same time as the revelation of $30.8 million in bonuses at Canada Post has not been lost on community newspaper publishers across Canada. What should Ottawa do about it? First, Joël Lightbound, the Minister responsible for Canada Post, should ensure the Crown corporation is treating community newspapers fairly and offering them comparable pricing to what it offers to TC Transcontinental. Second, the House of Commons Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage should conduct hearings into the role Canada Post can play in the sustainability of community newspapers - ensuring the relationship is one of partnership, rather than predatory and parasitic. When a community loses a newspaper, like Winnipeg's Community Review or Métro Média's publications in Quebec, the information vacuum can lead to people getting their news from less than reliable sources - like AI and social media - which can create division that drives people apart. Without a check on local government, corruption, mismanagement, and wasteful spending often flourish, which can result in higher municipal taxes and borrowing costs. It was not foreign Big Tech monopolists like Google and Meta that caused Manitoba's largest community newspaper to shutter. It was Canada Post. And it's not like Caledon Citizen weren't warned... Thirty years ago, in his review of Canada Post's mandate, George Radwanski recommended that postal service get out of delivering unaddressed junk mail (i.e., flyers), concluding that the Crown corporation engaged in inappropriate practices that created unfair competition for private businesses like community newspapers. As a former Toronto Star editor-in-chief, Radwanski knew the news business. He noted that Canada Post was actively siphoning advertising revenue away from the news industry and adroitly cautioned that the state-granted mail delivery monopoly should not be in the business of crippling the financial health of newspapers. A healthy democracy demands a healthy community news media ecosystem. Let's level the playing field and restore competition in the flyer distribution market before more community newspapers shutter. Paul Deegan is president and chief executive officer of News Media Canada
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Huhtamaki appoints Thomas Morin president, fiber packaging. June 30, 2026 Huhtamaki has appointed Thomas Morin as president, fiber packaging, and member of the global executive team, effective 1 September 2026. He will report to president and chief executive officer Ralf K Wunderlich and will be based in Espoo, Finland. Morin succeeds Sara Engber, who was appointed president, North America, in May 2026. Morin joins Huhtamaki from TC Transcontinental, where he served as chief executive officer and, prior to that, as president, TC Transcontinental Packaging Division, since 2019. He brings more than 25 years of global leadership experience in the packaging industry across North America, Asia-Pacific, Europe, the Middle East and Africa at TC Transcontinental, Amcor, Alcan and Pechiney. "I am pleased to welcome Thomas to Huhtamaki and the Global Executive Team. Thomas brings extensive executive leadership experience, deep packaging industry expertise, and a proven track record of delivering profitable growth, organically and through acquisitions, across international markets. Fiber Packaging is a strategically important segment for Huhtamaki, and I am confident that Thomas is well positioned to build on its strong foundation and lead its continued success," said Wunderlich. "I would also like to thank Sara Engber for successfully leading the Fiber Packaging segment. Her leadership and commitment have ensured very strong performance," he added. "I am excited to join Huhtamaki and lead the Fiber Packaging segment at an important stage in its development. Fiber-based packaging plays an increasingly important role in meeting evolving customer and consumer needs, and Huhtamaki has built a strong position in this attractive market. I look forward to working with the talented team to strengthen the business further, drive profitable growth, and create value for our customers and shareholders," said Morin. Following this change, the members of Huhtamaki's global executive team are Wunderlich (chair), president and chief executive officer; Fredrik Davidsson, president, foodservice packaging; Engber, president, North America; Thomas Geust, chief financial officer; Axel Glade, president, flexible packaging; Katariina Kravi, executive vice president, human resources, safety and communications; Morin, president, fiber packaging (as of 1 September 2026); Riikka Tieaho, executive vice president, sustainability, corporate affairs and legal; and Changsheng Wu, executive vice president, procurement.
Transcontinental reported second-quarter 2026 results with sales declining to C$269.2 million from C$283.3 million year-on-year, whilst basic earnings per share from continuing operations fell to C$0.05 from C$0.18. However, net income surged to C$226.1 million for the quarter, suggesting significant non-operational or one-off factors drove the profit increase. The company declared a C$0.05 quarterly dividend on 3 June 2026. Analysts project revenue will decline 38.1% annually through 2029, reaching C$653.5 million, with earnings decreasing to C$63.6 million from C$165.9 million currently. The company faces ongoing pressure on packaging and printing volumes. Community fair value estimates range from C$7.71 to C$19.52 per share, reflecting divergent investor views on Transcontinental's prospects amid volume and pricing headwinds.
Canadian Publishing Industry News 21 May 2026, MONTREAL TC Transcontinental signs agreements with Postmedia and Glacier. TC Transcontinental has expanded its partnership with Postmedia Network through to 2030, and signed a three year agreement with Glacier Media to print the Victoria Times Colonist. Under the expanded Postmedia agreement, additional print volumes will be outsourced to Transcontinental in Vaughan, ON, including the National Post and the Toronto Sun, and to TC Transcontinental in Halifax, NS. The transition deadline is early August 2026. "We are proud of Postmedia's and Glacier's confidence in us, and of the expansion of the solid relationships we've built over many years," said Sam Bendavid, CEO of TC Transcontinental. "Such partnerships enable newspaper publishers to reduce their operating costs and focus resources on their core mission of journalism, while allowing us to maximize the utilization of our national integrated platform without additional capital investments."