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The Toronto Star union has put together a proposal which it says will avoid most layoffs and save the company 50 per cent more than contracting out editing services to Pagemasters North America. The union presented its plan for $1.46 million in annual savings to management on Friday and are expecting a response Tuesday at 11:30 a.m, says union chair Stuart Laidlaw.
The delay of Saskatoon Morning comes shortly after CBC Radio took its Kitchener-Waterloo morning show off air due to a similar licencing oversight
Prince Edward Island’s largest circulating newspaper, is going behind a paywall on May 15. The TC Media-owned newspaper publishes six times a week from Charlottetown.
In a bluntly worded memo sent to all employees on Wednesday, Pacific Newspaper Group president and publisher Gordon Fisher said the two newspapers have seen an “alarming and unprecedented revenue declines.” Now staff at the two newspapers are bracing themselves for impending layoffs, the details for which have yet to be released.
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