Established in 1988, Gazeta is the most popular Polish-language newspaper in Canada. It never feared to tackle difficult and controversial issues through its investigative journalism and always extended a helping hand to members of the community.

In 1998, to coincide with the amalgamation of the city of Toronto, Gazeta created its Toronto section providing local GTA news and stories - the first such section in the Polish language press in Canada. This addition was an important step in fulfilling Gazeta's mission to strongly emphasize Canadian content.

With its circulation of 12,000 copies and daily online edition (www.GazetaGazeta.com) this publication is well established within the dynamic and upwardly mobile Polish-speaking community in Ontario and other major cities in Canada.

Gazeta is published three times per week in Southern Ontario, including a special weekend edition. Gazeta's National Edition, which is printed weekly, reaches Montreal in the east, Windsor in the south and Vancouver in the west.

Easily available from hundreds of stores and vendors, every issue carries a wide variety of news from allaround the world and provides commentary on current political and cultural events. It features in-depth sports columns, children's pages, and a wide variety of other sections, including extensive coverage of local Canadian news and events.

For its contribution to mulitculturalism in Canada, Gazeta has received many awards, the most recent of which was the Canadian Ethnic Journalists’ and Writers’ Club Jubilee Award granted to Margaret P. Bonikowska, Gazeta's culture editor and webeditor.

Gazeta is also a chief sponsor of major Polish cultural events, publisher of several books, as well as founderof the annual Polish Film Festival in Toronto.

Thanks to our track record, Gazeta has been the main point of contact in all matters relating to the Polish community for the Canadian media, researchers, all levels of government, and many other organization sand individuals.

Gazeta is published in Polish, but we have heard on many occasions that unfortunately, it is not accessible to those who are interested in Poland, but do not speak Polish. These are second or third generation Poles in various countries, our non-Polish friends, spouses and their families, who would like to learn more about our fascinating country of origin.

And this is how we came up with the idea of this segment of www.GazetaGazeta.com . It provides links to Internet news and articles written in English about Poland. It will also be a fascinating insight for English speaking Poles into the way Poland is presented in world’s media.