See Magazine
See Magazine was a free alternative weekly published in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. It was published every Thursday, distributing an average of 20,849 copies each week at more than 1,250 locations including street boxes, libraries, and local retail stores. History. "See," originally known as "Something's Entertaining Edmonton," was first published on 1 July 1992 as a ponytab format (small-sized) monthly. In 1994, it merged with "Bullet" a ten-year-old biweekly run by Ron Sylvester. Not long after, however, it was acquired by its publisher Gazette Press due to outstanding debts. Many of the original staff then  jumped ship to found the rival, alternative newspaper, "Vue Weekly". In 2011, "See" and rival "Vue Weekly" were both purchased by a BC publisher, Bob Doull, who merged the two publications under the "Vue Weekly" banner. The magazine was a member of the Association of Alternative Newsweeklies. It was owned by Great West Newspapers, LP, a St. Albert-based community newspaper group that also includes the "St. Albert Gazette" and Calgary’s alternative weekly "Fast Forward." The magazine’s staff, upon final print, included: Jeff Holubitsky, publisher and editor; Kerry Duperron, sales manager; Craig Janzen, art director; Angela Brunschot, news  and features editor; Maurice Tougas, senior writer; Curtis Wright, arts and entertainment editor; Kurt Gallop, designer; Erin Campbell, sales consultant; Andy Cookson, sales consultant; Megan Hall, sales consultant, promotions, listings; Fred Curatolo, cartoonist and distribution. The magazine’s columnists included: Fish Griwkowsky, Scott Lingley, Darren Zenko, Trent Wilkie, Maurice Tougas, and Angela Brunschot. Awards. "See Magazine" awards include: Cover Design, circulation under 50,000 — 2010 Alt Weekly Awards; Best Coverage of the Arts — 2010 Better Newspapers Competition, Canadian Community Newspapers Association; Certificate of Excellence, second place, best environmental writing — 2010 Better Newspapers Competition, Canadian Community Newspapers Association; Certificate of Excellence, second  place, best photo essay — 2010 Better Newspapers Competition, Canadian Community Newspapers Association; Mayor’s Award For Sustained Support of the Arts — 2009 Mayor’s Celebration of the Arts. "See" was a regular sponsor of local arts events in Edmonton, including Edmonton Opera, local theatre groups and others.