Centrerion Canadian Politics

Announcing Centrerion Canadian Politics Newsletter

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The newsletter saves you time and brings you the latest.

About:
If you need your fix of Canadian politics, but can't be bothered to read the papers daily, CCP can send you a newsletter wrapping up what's going on in Canadian politics (including foreign affairs, economics etc.). It is sent out approximately every two weeks daily. It used to be sent out every two weeks, but then I found it took up too much time, so that now there's an RSS newsletter that publishes to your email inbox daily, and does so automatically, requiring no extra work from myself.

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The old newsletter contained:
- summaries of our best recent material, such as commentary, research and quips;
- upcoming interviews and news;
- newest editions of the carnivals we're involved with (i.e. Mediocre Media);
- the latest updates to the site to improve your experience;
- ways you can give us feedback, and improve the site, content, or other ideas.

Now, it contains an RSS feed of our latest material.

How to subscribe:
If memory serves, the "new" newsletter (actually been in place for a while) works the same as the old one. Enter your email in the box above and to the right. You will then be sent a verification email. Clicking on the link in the email will validate your subscription. This prevents other people signing you up for something that you didn't request.
Note that depending on email filters, the verification email may be in your junk mail folder.

Policies:
As part of our reader rewards program, we interview and offer links to our loyal readers's websites (with permission, naturally).
Our privacy policy keeps your private information... private.

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posted by lecentre @ 10:10 p.m.