Brampton Bulletin dead

The Brampton Bulletin is now officially dead. They published an online only issue January 4, prepared an issue for press the next week, and "between technical issues and cashflow problems", it's dead as a doornail, no planned returns.

"The rumors of my death have been greatly exaggerated"

That quote thanks to Mark Twain. Turns out the Bulletin will resume in early 2007, under the stewardship of a new editor, Dave Marshall.

This of course corrects a previous post, called "Brampton Bulletin is dead".

Brampton Bulletin is dead

Despite the fact the website is still up, the Brampton Bulletin seems to be as good as dead. Their answering machine has been full for weeks, we've had no response to emails, and writers for the site haven't heard anything. If anyone has any news on what exactly killed the Bulletin, Nick would like to know for history's sake.

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Read "The rumors of my death have been greatly exaggerated" for a update to this story.

Brampton Bulletin on hiatus

We recently found out that the Brampton Bulletin newspaper will be on hiatus. They didn't publish last week, and for the next four weeks they don't expect to be up an running. They have a new editor.

VAB member Nick Moreau often writes history columns for the paper, and they have covered multiple group events and displays. In case you haven't heard of the Bulletin, which is very likely, it claims to publish 100,000 copies, which are distributed throughout town on racks. The closest rack to the studio is at Al & Peggy Cunningham (RE/MAX agents) in Shoppers World.