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Postmedia scraps school delivery due to pot ads

A Postmedia spokesperson said the move was in compliance with the Cannabis Act, which protects minors from exposure to pot promotion.

Print, digital dollars down for Torstar

The company brought in $126.4 million in revenue, a drop of 13%.

Toronto Life sets sights on membership program

The program aims to give readers more ways to experience the city, getting face-to-face with restaurants and retailers.

Revenue drops 10% at Postmedia in Q4

The company celebrated increases in digital revenue, but print still dropped by 17%.

Many magazine readers still opt for print: study

Plus, community papers have less reach in Quebec.

Media revenues decrease for Rogers in Q3

However, the dip has been largely attributed to the Blue Jays.

Government invests $14.5M in community media

Mélanie Joly said the investment comes at a time when local media has “been weakened by the change in digital content consumption.”

Le Devoir sets sights on digital growth with new hire

Richard Nguyen joins the team as director of sales and media solutions.

ICYMI: Torstar names new SVP, Spacing creates a podcast

Plus, Amazon has brought its connected devices to Canada.

Radio is the most trustworthy news source: study

Also, while most Canadians are concerned about “fake news,” few agree on what “fake news” actually is.

2018 Brand of the Year: Ricardo’s recipe for success

How Ricardo Larrivée is expanding his media empire through digital platforms and smart retail.

How newspaper closures affect local coverage: study

Public Policy Forum explores the gaps in coverage, while MiC takes a closer look at dwindling ad options.

Print still crucial for B2B magazines: study

Readers of these publications are also more likely to be in a senior role at a company, according to research firm RKI.

TC sees strong Q3, but still hurt by lower ad spend

A major dip in revenues was driven by the end of printing of several dailies

Senate committee calls for changes to digital advertising rules

News Media Canada CEO John Hinds says the country’s newspaper industry is growing increasingly frustrated.