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MHS Centennial Business: Carberry News-Express
On 5 July 1889, the Carberry News was first issued by R. E. Belfrey as the News and Norfolk Intelligencer and Advertiser. The Carberry Express was established in 1892 and, in October 1910, James L. Cowie amalgamated the two papers as the Carberry News-Express. In October 2012, the Carberry News-Express was acquired by FP Canadian Newspapers LLP, which also owned the Brandon Sun and Winnipeg Free Press. The newspaper ceased publication on 23 December 2019.
Publisher (Carberry News)
Period
Publisher
1890-1894
William George Rogers (1854-1933)
1894-1900
?
1900-1910
William Isaac Smale (1859-1924)
Editors
Period
Editor
?-?
James Belfry Henderson (1859-1934)
?-1910
?
1910-1937
James L. Cowie (1875-1946)
1937-1946
Wilfred Haldor “Bill” Vopni (1911-1973)
1946-1987
William H. “Bill” Lupton (c1916-1987)
See also:
Historic Sites of Manitoba: Carberry News Express Building (34 Main Street, Carberry)
Sources:
The Story of Manitoba’s Weekly Newspapers by Major A. M. Pratt, The Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association, 1970.
“A hard decision for the News-Express,” The Carberry News-Express, 18 November 2019.
This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.
Page revised: 3 November 2021
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