Notice to Contributors

GENERAL POLICY: The Canadian Journal of Communication was created in 1974 to advance Journalism arid Communication Education in Canada. It seeks to improve our knowledge of communication from a Canadian perspective. Manuscripts reporting original research, presenting theoretical perspectives, providing a critical synthesis of research literature, or describing specific methodological approaches to the study of human communication are welcome. The Canadian Journal of Communication has a very broad philosophical and behavorial science focus so that it can adequately represent the various approaches which Canadian communication scholars are taking to this field. Therefore, a variety of substantive interests, theoretical perspectives, and methodological approaches are accepted for publication.