Canada: Newspapers matter, now more than ever
Caledonia Courier It is common these days to find news outlets that run features under headlines like: “A look at
Read moreCaledonia Courier It is common these days to find news outlets that run features under headlines like: “A look at
Read moreThe company that owns The Toronto Star newspaper has signed a deal to buy iPolitics Inc., an Ottawa-based digital political news
Read moreby Emily Jackson A Senate committee wants the government to revisit a tax rule that entices companies to advertise on
Read moreCanada’s largest newspaper publisher announced in an internal memo that it will close unprofitable titles and reduce salary expenses by
Read moreFormer staff describe the lengths that management went to to keep the newsroom from unionizing
Read moreOn the quiet of a Sunday morning, John ‘Jack’ Tennant spent his final moments basking in the sun, surrounded by
Read moreThe Montreal daily La Presse, after ending its 134 year-old print edition and going digital, said on Tuesday it will
Read moreEditor’s (Kevin Slimp) note: I met this young man two weeks ago, while attending the press convention in Winnipeg,
Read moreBy Kate Jackman-Atkinson Neepawa Banner & Press The newspaper industry has a problem, but it’s not what most people think.
Read moreThe provincial government has delayed scrapping the longstanding requirement of posting government notices in newspapers. That’s delayed, not withdrawn.
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