Realm (magazine)
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Realm was a Canadian
magazine
that operated from 1998 to 2003. Originally focused on self-employment for twentysomethings, the magazine evolved to cover careers and education. Some companies looked to the magazine to provide insights for recruiting young workers.
Distributed across Canada, Realm was available on newsstands and university campuses. The magazine used submissions from both English and French writers, and was available in French as Sphere.
Past publishers and editors include the magazine's founder, Elisa Hendricks, and Lisa Manfield.
It was Art Directed by Frances Tycho and designed by Paul Wohlstetter and Angela Chan.
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that operated from 1998 to 2003. Originally focused on self-employment for twentysomethings, the magazine evolved to cover careers and education. Some companies looked to the magazine to provide insights for recruiting young workers.
Distributed across Canada, Realm was available on newsstands and university campuses. The magazine used submissions from both English and French writers, and was available in French as Sphere.
Past publishers and editors include the magazine's founder, Elisa Hendricks, and Lisa Manfield.
It was Art Directed by Frances Tycho and designed by Paul Wohlstetter and Angela Chan.