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Montreal, September 1, 2006
– Today, Transcontinental Inc. filed an amended management
discussion and analysis for the fiscal year ended October
31, 2005. Further to a periodic review of its documents, the
Corporation found that it had inadvertently omitted to include
a paragraph describing the effectiveness of the controls and
procedures with respect to communication of information. The
Corporation’s management, after evaluating the effectiveness
of the Corporation’s controls and procedures on information
disclosure, concluded that these were adequate and effective
measures in ensuring that important information regarding
the Corporation and its consolidated subsidiaries was known
to them. The amended version is available on the SEDAR Web
site.
About Transcontinental
The largest printer in Canada and seventh largest in North
America, Transcontinental is also the country’s leading
consumer magazine publisher and second-largest community newspaper
publisher. Transcontinental distinguishes itself by creating
strategic partnerships that integrate the company into its
customers’ value chain, notably through its unique newspaper
printing outsourcing model and its value-added services. From
mass to highly personalized marketing, the company offers
its clients integrated solutions which also include a diverse
digital platform and a door-to-door distribution network of
advertising material. Transcontinental is a company whose
values, including respect, innovation and integrity, are central
to its operation.
Transcontinental (TSX: TCL.A, TCL.B) has more than 14,000
employees in Canada, the United States and Mexico, and reported
revenues of C$2.2 billion (US$1.9 billion) in 2005.
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For Information:
Christine Desaulniers
Vice President, Chief Legal Officer and Corporate Secretary
Transcontinental Inc.
Telephone: (514) 954 4000
christine.desaulniers@transcontinental.ca
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