Our Industry Partnerships & Affiliations

The Ontario Printing and Imaging Association (OPIA) collaborates with leading print associations across Canada and the USA to advance industry standards, drive innovation, and provide valuable resources to our members. Together, we strengthen the print and imaging industry through advocacy, education, and shared expertise.

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Atlantic Printing & Imaging Association (APIA)

The APIA helps to coordinate community members in Atlantic Canada to address common issues and industry concerns. The association strives to provide positive messages on the effectiveness and sustainability of print, hosting networking events and educational seminars to share trends and best practices with its members.

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Alliance de Québécoise des Imprimeurs et Fabricants d’Emballage (AQIFE)

The Alliance de Québécoise des Imprimeurs et Fabricants d’Emballage (AQIFE) brings together Quebec’s printing and packaging industry. Its mission is to promote the sector to the public, governments, and institutions, with a focus on sustainable development, education, workforce training, and workplace health and safety. AQIFE plays a key role in strengthening industry visibility and growth.

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Canadian Printing Industries Association (CPIA)

The Canadian Printing Industries Association (CPIA) is the national voice of Canada’s print and graphic communications industry. Since 1939, it has united printers, suppliers, and industry associations to promote growth, advocate for policy, and foster innovation. CPIA supports its members through advocacy, education, networking, and industry research, helping businesses across Canada stay competitive and future-ready.

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Canadian Print Scholarships

The mission of Canadian Print Scholarships is to attract the brightest and best students available to the graphic communications industry by providing financial assistance to enroll and continue in a post-secondary management or technical program at an approved institution.

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Manitoba Print Industries Association (MPIA)

The Manitoba Print Industry Association (MPIA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting Manitoba’s print sector. Its mission is to raise awareness of the industry, attract and retain skilled individuals, and enhance training opportunities for the current workforce. Through collaboration and education, MPIA helps strengthen the local print industry and promote long-term growth.

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PrintForward Printing and Imaging Association

PrintForward supports printers and print industry companies with industry-specific resources, government advocacy, education programs, and networking opportunities. Through exclusive member benefits and partnerships with organizations like Printing Industries of America, whattheythink.com, and the BC Alliance for Manufacturing, PrintForward delivers solutions tailored to help print businesses succeed and grow.

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Printing and Graphics Industries Association of Alberta (PGIA)

The Printing and Graphics Industries Association of Alberta (PGIA) is a non-profit trade association dedicated to supporting and promoting Alberta’s printing and graphics industries. Governed by an elected Board of Directors, PGIA represents some of the province’s most innovative and advanced businesses, providing advocacy, resources, and networking opportunities to help the industry thrive.

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Printing Equipment and Supply Dealers Association (PESDA)

The Printing Equipment and Supply Dealers Association (PESDA), established in 1975, represents suppliers of equipment and materials to the graphic communications industry. PESDA’s vision is to serve as the leading national resource for industry suppliers, offering valuable information, networking opportunities, and services that benefit its members and support the growth of the graphic communications sector.

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PRINTING United Alliance

PRINTING United Alliance is a leading trade association for professionals in industrial, graphic, garment, textile, electronics, packaging, and commercial printing. Focused on helping businesses expand into new markets through advanced printing technologies and digital adoption, the Alliance provides resources, education, and a strong peer community to support growth and innovation across diverse print segments.

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Saskatchewan Printing Industries Association (SPIA)

The Saskatchewan Printing Industries Association (SPIA) is a non-profit, voluntary trade association promoting the interests of the printing and allied industries in Saskatchewan. Formed in 1960, SPIA is governed by an elected Board of Directors representing the province’s leading print firms. The association provides advocacy, resources, and industry support to help members grow and succeed.

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