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CityNews is experimenting with anchorless newscasts
The early evening broadcasts have no anchor at the helm, favouring on-the-scene reporting.
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The Nova Scotia government is ordering an Industrial Inquiry Commission in the Chronicle Herald labour dispute
The commission will be headed by a Toronto based lawyer with the aim of finding resolution between the two parties. Continue Reading The Nova Scotia government is ordering an Industrial Inquiry Commission in the Chronicle Herald labour dispute
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When rural newspapers fall prey to predatory ownership, local content goes fast
Small market newspapers are being stripped of local content by “predatory” chain ownership groups, a new study suggests. Continue Reading When rural newspapers fall prey to predatory ownership, local content goes fast
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Postmedia turns a $13M net profit in third quarter after cutting costs
The Toronto-based media company says the profit, worth 14 cents per share, was primarily the result of one-time, non-cash items. Continue Reading Postmedia turns a $13M net profit in third quarter after cutting costs
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Winnipeg Free Press staff agree to potential wage cuts to block job cuts
Staff ratified an agreement on May 13, 2017 that would extend their collective agreement to 2019.
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Torstar reports $24.4 million loss in first quarter of 2017
Print advertising revenues declined 19 per cent, while digital revenues were down four per cent.
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Former CP editor-in-chief Scott White named editor of The Conversation Canada
The Conversation is an international journalism site based in Melbourne, Australia that reports on academic research.
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Three local Shaw TV stations get the axe as Corus redirects funds to Global News
Vancouver, Calgary and Edmonton Shaw TV stations will close in August, affecting approximately 70 positions.
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Postmedia reduces quarterly losses but revenue declines by 13.5 per cent
The Toronto-based owner of the National Post and other newspapers says it had a loss for the quarter ended Feb. 28 of $26.5 million or 28 cents per share
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Local sports coverage gets the axe at several CTV stations
By H.G. Watson, Associate Editor CTV News has cut local sports coverage in several markets. Howard Law, media industry director for Unifor, the union representing CTV workers across the country, confirmed to…