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Written by IMC Sask   
Friday, 24 July 2009
This is a time of great upheaval in Canadian media. While corporate-owned, ad-heavy, top-down media are stumbling, slashing newsroom staff and local coverage, new and exciting media forms are rushing in, finding cracks in the system and spreading deep roots from which to grow.

That's where The Sasquatch comes in. And you can play a leading role in helping it thrive!
The Sasquatch – a new, independent print and online publication – focusses on stories that affect you and that reflect discussions in kitchens and living rooms across the province and around the country. The Sasquatch tells stories that get swept under the rug by mainstream media but that desperately need to see the light of day.

But to succeed, The Sasquatch needs more subscribers. Please take a moment to subscribe today at our discount, introductory rate.

This is your chance to show your support for local, non-profit, independent news. For only $20, you'll receive 8 biting issues of The Sasquatch featuring thoughtful political analysis and important stories on Saskatchewan life and politics that aren't being told elsewhere.

Here are 3 simple ways you can get involved:

1. Go to our online webstore at http://www.sasquatchnews.com/store or call 1-866-431-5777 (525-2949 in Regina) right now to subscribe. Use the coupon code "promoSasquatch" to receive our special introductory rate.

2. "Attend" the Facebook event for this subscription drive. Invite your friends to attend, too.

3. Spread the word to your email networks, prefaced by a personal message encouraging them to subscribe.

We need 250 new subscribers by the end of the summer in order to meet our targets. Please take a moment to subscribe and spread the word right now.

By subscribing to The Sasquatch, you are contributing to healthy democratic debate, supporting the work of local freelance writers and ensuring that underreported stories and marginalized voices are heard.

Buying a subscription gets you a hard copy of The Sasquatch delivered to your door every six weeks. Or buy a combo package and get Briarpatch Magazine (http://www.briarpatchmagazine.com) along with it. Or, if you'd prefer, just make a donation -- because, as much as we wish it were otherwise, good media costs money.

Even if you can't subscribe right now, or if you're already a subscriber, please spread the word, tell your friends, browse our website and email an article to your friends (or enemies!). Let them know that they can choose media that gives priority to local news and that's hard-hitting and meaningful to them.

Participating in our subscription drive gives you the chance to give something back. Again, we need 250 new subscribers by the end of the summer or we may have to scale back. Every little bit helps, and we appreciate any and all of the support we receive from our readers.

Check out what you'll be getting here: http://sasquatchnews.com/the-august-2009-issue/ and join us as we embark on this exciting independent media project!

Signed,

Shayna Stock, Publisher
The Sasquatch

p.s. Important new initiatives like The Sasquatch sometimes fail in the early stages because supportive, sympathetic people are slow to rally to them. Please don't let that happen. Subscribe right now, and encourage your friends to do the same.

p.p.s. Remember, use the coupon code "promoSasquatch" to claim your introductory rate of $20 ($45 for a combo subscription). DON'T WAIT -- SUBSCRIBE RIGHT NOW!

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