PetLynx Corporation is pleased to congratulate the team at dogsincanada.com for winning the first-ever Web Site of the Year award at the 33rd Annual National Magazine Awards held in Toronto on June 5, 2010. The award is meant to recognize the website that most successfully fulfills its editorial mission, effectively serves its audience, maximizes use of the web and represents the highest journalistic standards.
Despite a year of magazine closings, restructuring and layoffs, the Canadian magazine industry had much to celebrate. More than 750 guests attended the gala as The National Magazine Awards Foundation handed out Gold, Silver and Honourable Mention awards in 46 categories, out of a field of 390 nominations from 84 magazines from across the country. Debuting this year were six online categories, including Website of the Year and Best Visual Design.
“We are proud to have APEX Publishing's Dogs in Canada magazine and the Canadian Kennel Club as our industry partners," says Larry Evans, President & CEO of PetLynx Corporation. "We are very excited about our new collaborations with these organizations and we congratulate Dogs in Canada on achieving this award."
ABOUT DOGS IN CANADA MAGAZINE
Dogs in Canada is Canada’s top-selling pet magazine and, founded in February 1889, also has the distinguished honour of being the nation’s oldest continuously published monthly magazine.
Dogs in Canada features a wide range of content about all things ‘dog.’ Award-winning columnists offer expert advice on health, behaviour, training, nutrition, sporting activities and much more, but we also celebrate the lighter side of living with dogs.
In addition, we publish Canada’s top-selling annual magazine. Dogs in Canada Annual hits the newsstands every November and is eagerly anticipated by dog breeders, puppy buyers and thousands of Canadians who love dogs and enjoy learning more about them.
Be sure to check out this award-winning website and subscribe to the monthly magazine and/or sign up to receive their fact-filled e-newsletter.
Posted by Terri Perrin, Online Communications Editor
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