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Layoffs, restructuring at Rogers Media’s English-language titles

The media company has implemented a new organizational structure that leans more heavily on digital.

Rogers to close LOULOU, revive Châtelaine

Despite interest from buyers, LOULOU magazine is closing, as the media co announces other changes to its French-language publications.

La Presse names new president

Pierre Elliott Levasseur with the latest results from La Presse+ and why the media co’s tablet edition hit where others have missed.

CBC responds to growing dissent over digital presence

The Globe’s Phillip Crawley was among those appearing before the standing committee on Canadian Heritage.

Coup de Pouce’s milky ‘white’ issue partnership

How the Quebecor title worked with Les Producteurs de lait du Québec to create the special print edition.

Bell Media launches cross-country Gusto campaign

The multiplatform campaign will aim to capture a mostly-female audience and direct them to the specialty channel’s free preview period.

Brunico acquires Marketing and CARD from Rogers

The assets will be integrated into the company’s existing slate of marketing and advertising publications and events.

Quebecor to cut 8% of workforce

The media company is also shuttering two magazines, CHEZ SOI and Tellement bon.

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Printing plant sale leads to positive quarter for Torstar

Declining ad revenue was offset by cost reductions and the sale of its printing plant.

Postmedia renews Paul Godfrey’s contract

The media co’s president and CEO will continue in his position until at least 2020, as the company continues to navigate the various blows to the print media industry.

Postmedia reports $99.4 million Q4 loss

The media company is adding a planned 20% reduction in salary expenses to existing cost reduction initiatives.

CCAB audit newspaper Canada

Globe and Mail tops Vividata’s rankings

The firm’s latest study shows print readership is stable, but millennials still favour digital more than their boomer counterparts.

Steady as she goes: Toronto Life turns 50

As the magazine’s golden anniversary approaches, its publisher reflects on how it’s adjusted to the trials of print advertising.

Sales leadership changes at Globe and Mail

Three positions have been integrated and Steve Melles has been promoted to the role of managing director of advertising sales.

The Sun gets first Postmedia push

The launch of the print, digital and OOH campaign was timed strategically with the start of the paper’s major hockey coverage.