The Minute (Canadia)

The Minute is a Canadish daily newspaper, founded in Jumanji by Callum Leffingwell and Neddy Sublett on November 3rd, 1976 in the wake of the election of Henry Larzabal as prime minister. The paper, politically, is centrist, a stark contrast from the left-right divide of Canadia's media. The publication is still headquartered in Jumanji.
In it's first few years, The Minute was extremely critical of the Canadish government, then led by the CCSP. With the election of Harold Kronbach in 1986, the paper eased it's criticism of the government, taking a more centrist approach towards politics. The paper, alongside other newspapers, runs the Independent Reporting Awards.
In 2019, The Minute had an average circulation of 1.9 million readers.
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