After Nov. 30, the Globe and Mail will no longer be available in PEI, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, along with Newfoundland and Labrador. Continue Reading Print distribution of the Globe and Mail coming to an end in Atlantic provinces
Staff voted on Aug. 10 to ratify tentative deal between union and management. Continue Reading Chronicle Herald staff are heading back to work after 18 months on strike
The National Post and Financial Post insert is still included in the Saskatoon StarPhoenix and Regina Leader-Post. Continue Reading Print editions of the National Post and Calgary Herald are no longer available in Saskatchewan
It’s the first time in the wire service’s 100 year history they’ve been in a press council. Continue Reading The Canadian Press joins National NewsMedia Council
Wawatay Native Communication Society says it was denied the Toronto and Ottawa licenses because of its government funding. Continue Reading Controversial CRTC decision raises questions about space on airwaves for Indigenous broadcasters
About 10 people will be laid off in the coming weeks as part of company wide cutbacks. Continue Reading Lay offs at Vice include cuts at Vice Canada
The early evening broadcasts have no anchor at the helm, favouring on-the-scene reporting.
Continue Reading CityNews is experimenting with anchorless newscasts
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
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
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