School Media
The "B" newspaper has been published continuously since 1963.
The "Brebeuf Relations" is the newsletter sent out 2-3 times per year to the parent community and friends of the school.
The "Alumni B" is published each December and has kept Old Boys connected to their alma mater since 1982.
Brebeuf's yearbook, "Echon" takes its name from St. Jean de Brebeuf's name in the Huron language, and has been produced annually since 1967.
BNN, or Brebeuf News Network, is a closed-circuit television system consisting of six monitors placed strategically throughout the school. It broadcasts announcements and short news and video clips produced by the school's media arts courses.
"Triple Bronze" is an annual poetry anthology which began in 1971.
"Brebeuf TV" is a division of student council which began on October 1, 2012. It creates and broadcasts videos of events at the school.
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