The PGIA wants to thank all those who participated in our recent inaugural Women In Print event. This well-attended event was enjoyed by all and plans are under way for similar events in the future.
Some images from the event are posted in the gallery.
Kelsey Nugent of Imperial Dade was the lucky winner of the $50 Starbucks gift card door prize.
We look forward to seeing you at the next event.
The PGIA recently conducted a member survey regarding the impact of the US Tariffs on Canadian goods and the reciprocal Canadian tariffs on US goods. The intent was to provide some feedback to members about how the tariffs or the tariff uncertainty may affect businesses.
We want to thank all those who participated. In order to provide greater input to the survey, we invited the SPIA to participate and the consolidated survey results are available below.
Jim Owen of Econolith Press was the winner of the $50 Starbucks gift card.
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The Canadian Printing Industries Association (CPIA) has compiled the information below on the anticipated US import tariffs. The information is meant to educate print industry members on the current framework for the US tariffs which were briefly imposed at the beginning of March 2025 and expected to be re-imposed on April 2, 2025.
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In response to the recent Canada Post labour disruption, the CPIA has communicated with Mr. Doug Ettinger, CEO of Canada Post Corporation outlining the concerns of the printing industry in Canada. The letter was also sent to The Honourable Minister of Public Services and Procurement, Jean-Yves Duclos and to the The Honourable Rick Perkins, MP.
The CPIA, PGIA and all the regional associations in Canada are seeking clarity on the future of Canada Post service delivery without disruptions.
View the letter below.
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