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    Torstar loss soars to $53.5 million as revenue falls, expenses rise

    Torstar recorded extra expenses related to its transition towards more digital media and revenue fell at its traditional newspaper businesses.

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    Guelph Mercury ends print edition

    26 people laid off from 149-year-old daily newspaper serving Guelph area.

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    Toronto Star closes printing plant, axes 13 newsroom jobs

    Newsroom layoffs affect StarTouch team, digital journalists.

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    Memo: Star editor Michael Cooke confirms 13 laid off from newsroom

    “Thirteen people will be departing: 10 from the tablet team, three from digital,” reads memo from Cooke.

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    Memo: Star Publisher John Cruickshank addresses print plant closure and layoffs

    Toronto Star shuts down their printing plant, laying off 285 people in the process, and begins newsroom buyouts and layoffs.

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