About Us

Boyle McCauley News is a non-profit newspaper published ten times yearly by the Boyle McCauley Community Newspaper Society. The Society is made up of people who live and work in the Boyle Street and McCauley neighbourhood.

Submissions

We are always looking for articles and photographs that relate to the area, particularly of community events or a general human interest nature. Our editorial deadline is the 12th of the month. Articles should be no longer than 500 words and photos should be high resolution. Contact us for more specifics on upcoming issue themes and assignments.

Editorial Mission

Our goal is to report issues fairly and provide a variety of perspectives on issues affecting this community. We strive to focus on the positive aspects of Boyle Street and McCauley. At the same time, we seek to present honest and solution-oriented news and opinions concerning the challenges that face the area.

The opinions expressed in Boyle McCauley News are those of the people named as the authors of the articles, and do not necessarily reflect those of the Board, staff, or Editorial Committee of the paper. Any submissions may be subject to editing for length and suitability.

About the Boyle Street McCauley Newspaper Society

Vision Statement

The Boyle Street McCauley Community Newspaper Society aims to foster a greater sense of community by acting as a forum for community views, information and individual opinion. As a catalyst for community development, the newspaper can help residents participate in the inner city milieu.

Goals

• To regularly publish a (non-profit) community-orientated newspaper to serve the diverse needs of the Boyle Street and McCauley residents.
• To be a vehicle, through which community organizations can inform local residents of their services and activities, providing opportunities to be involved in the neighbourhood.
• To be a voice for residents who wish to express their concerns, interests or ideas.
• To report on local issues and events that occur in the community or are of community interest.
• To work cooperatively with the local businesses regarding advertising services and points of interests.
• To be a community-based newspaper which strives towards financial self-sufficiency and which functions through the use of volunteers.