The Bulletin – East Gwillimbury’s Community Magazine is an independent, locally owned magazine, published 10 times a year. It is FREE and mailed direct to all of East Gwillimbury readers’ front doors. You may also find copies in restaurants, public libraries and select retail outlets.

The Bulletin Magazine’s compact size (8.25” x 10.75”) is easy to handle and keep for future reference. The content is light and informative including: community events, recipes, local athletes, wellness, financial and decorating advice. The Bulletin is a feel good community magazine and our readers anticipate its arrival every month.

Since its launch in 1998, The Bulletin has enjoyed successful growth. It is an excellent marketing tool for local advertisers and for those that want to reach East Gwillimbury neighbourhoods. Now, with the online version, advertisers will have even more exposure.

The magazine features those who work, live and have fun in our community. Writers are made up of local business people offering advice and knowledge in their field to people who just love being part of the magazine. We encourage the community to get involved sharing ideas or stories about local people and events. We welcome your feedback.

Christine Benns
Publisher

Testimonials

"The Bulletin is a magazine that is read by most people in the area from cover to cover. While I was writing my monthly article I was surprised by how many people read it. This is a true community magazine, if you read it you will know what is going on and where. Not only that you will eat better, invest well, exercise more and feel like a part of the neighbourhood. I think it is indispensable reading if you live in our town."

Vicki P., Mount Albert

"I have been reading The Bulletin for approximately six years, and I always look forward to each additon. It allows me to stay connected with events in my community, learn about my fellow neighbours, and I always learn something new from the various interesting articles. What I love most though, is the "feel" of The Bulletin. It feels "homey", friendly, and newsy. There is a charming, yet current feel to the magazine that is hard to find these days. Congratualtions, Christine, for a well organized very readable publication!"

Christine M., Holland Landing

"We have advertised in The Bulletin Magazine now for 8 consecutive years and have found it to be a very worthwhile marketing vehicle to reach our audience. The Bulletin has helped grow my business and we still get people saying they saw our ad in the Bulletin."

Kim Mortson, Body Design, Mount Albert

"I have always admired The Bulletin for their strong community spirit and their absolute committment to local content. Congratulations on your new website!"

Margaret R.

"Why I Advertise in The Bulletin?…to let residents know that I'm in business, that I'm local...and that I support a community magazine.
Why I Read The Bulletin?…to see what's going on in my community, to learn about the services which are available in EG and to connect with local businesses when needed (and to read the tremendous Sports Report coverage of our local athletes).
Why I Write for The Bulletin?…to contribute to our community…to be involved and connected with EG…and to say thanks to the many people with a positive attitude who support our community."

Owen M. Smith, Sharon