DigitalThe Beaver‘s Name Change Makes Suggestive HeadlinesBy Pandora Young|February 2, 2010 ShareBy Pandora Young|February 2, 2010 Share Oh, The Beaver. Canada’s history magazine. One of the oldest publications in the country, The Beaver has fallen on hard times. Circulation has dropped, and because beaver is a slang word for lady parts, SPAM filters have been blocking emails and newsletters from the magazine. So last month the publication announced that come April, it would change its name to Canada’s History.The press has been having some fun with the story. ScribeMedia.org has a charming round-up of some of the better Beaver-inspired headlines:The Register: Spam filters stuff Canadian BeaverThe Uniter: Hands off my BeaverMedia Bistro: Canadian History Magazine The Beaver Finally Gets The JokeCNET: School Web filters force Beaver into hibernationThe National Post: Canada’s 2nd oldest magazine sheds its peltThe Gaurdian: Dam nuisance: Porn spam filters force the Beaver to change nameCanada.com: Beaver magazine finds name all wrong for InternetGadling: Canada can’t handle The BeaverBook Ninja: No Beaver please, we’re CanadianNews.com.au: Beaver mag renamed to end porn mix-upNotes And Queries: A Beaver By Any Other Name…Reuters: Honey, did my Beaver come in the mail?Back of the Book: The Beaver turns tailThe Sudbury Star: Less sexy handle for ‘The Beaver’ Adweek Adweek