SouthShoreNow.ca

About Lighthouse Media Group 
From Hubbards to Port Joli, along Nova Scotia's South Shore, Lighthouse Media Group delivers. Our professional staff in offices in Bridgewater, and Lunenburg produce Atlantic Canada's best community newspapers, The Lunenburg County Progress Bulletin. Choose our paid circulation newspapers, our total market coverage (TMC) Lighthouse Log, our variety of specialty publications or any combination to target your specific markets and reach your marketing potential on the South Shore.

The Lunenburg County Progress Bulletin is a premier paper on Nova Scotia's South Shore, reaching more than 23,052 readers through counter sales and paid subscriptions every week. 
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Business is a buzz on the south shore of Nova Scotia. New business and industry brings new families and new customers. There has never been a more effective way to reach the South Shore population than with the products that Lighthouse Media Group offers.

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2011 - Rate Card Ad Sizes


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Online Directory


What is Combase
2009 Readership Study:
The Bulletin/Progress Newspaper vs Radio
Topline Readership Presentation- ComBase 2009

The Lighthouse Log Newspaper vs Radio
Topline Readership Presentation- ComBase 2009

ComBase is one of the largest media studies in North America. This study measured all types of newspapers in 400 Canadian markets. ComBase was an initiative of the Canadian Community Newspapers Association and its 700+ member papers. The purpose of the research was to provide consistent and accurate information to help in the buying and selling of advertising space.

The results are in and the study confirms what we already know. Community newspapers are well read by the buying public right across Canada.

Lighthouse Log readership


2008 Readership Study:
The Bulletin/Progress Newspaper vs Radio
Topline Readership Presentation- ComBase 2008

The Bulletin/Progress Enterprise - Bridgewater/Lunenburg (NS)
Cumulative Readership Study 2008- ComBase 2008


Readership study 2005:
The Bulletin
Newspaper vs. Radio-Bulletin

The Progress Enterprise
Newspaper vs. Radio-Progress


Newspaper Drives Online Traffic