Summum (magazine)

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Summum
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Summum cover (February 2016)
CategoriesMen lifestyle magazine
FrequencyMonthly
Year founded2003
CompanyGenex
CountryCanada
Based in Quebec City, Quebec
Language French
Website www.summummag.com
Summum Girl cover (June 2011) Summum-Girl-magazine-June-2011.jpeg
Summum Girl cover (June 2011)

Summum is a leading French-language monthly lifestyle magazine in Quebec, Canada. It issues two main editions: The original Summum targeting men and later added Summum Girl targeting women. It has its main offices in Quebec City, Quebec.

Contents

Summum

Summum founded in 2003 is a lifestyle magazine targeting men. [1] It covers subjects interesting men including arts, entertainment, cars, sports, current affairs. It also features cover stories of female models and celebrities. The paper edition is supplemented with an online coverage, making it one of the most popular in its genre.

Summum Girl

The group also publishes the monthly Summum Girl targeting women. It covers subjects interesting women and it features cover stories of male models and celebrities.

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References

  1. "Le magazine SUMMUM célèbre son 10e anniversaire (2003-2013)". CNW Telbec (in French). 18 September 2013. Retrieved 19 April 2017.