WASHINGTON — The Trump administration’s decision to impose tariffs on Canadian newsprint is hastening the demise of local newspapers across the country, forcing already struggling publications to cut ...

Organizations that represent newspapers around the Northwest oppose the temporary tariffs on newsprint, which can drive up the costs of the paper some of them use by nearly a third. Although the ...

“In Canada, an organization is a charity if it fits under one of four things: Relief of poverty; the advancement of education; the advancement of religion; or other purposes that benefit the community ...

Celebrated Canadian Artist Ola Volo launches a limited-edition piece of art to spark conversations about the role of news media in Canada TORONTO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Yesterday marked the official start ...

Last night, the Canadian Journalism Foundation held a talk called “Turning Digital Into Dollars,” looking at what moderator Joshua Benton (Nieman Lab) called the continued “disruption” of the Internet ...

We live in unprecedented times. Communities world over have willingly isolated themselves in their homes to stop the spread of a virus. Travel and socializing has ground to a halt, leaving parks, ...

Little noticed amid the trade war discussion, tariffs levied by the Trump administration on the Canadian paper used to make newsprint are starting to take a toll on U.S. newspapers and printers. In ...

Don’t look now, but the Canadian newspaper industry is quietly, politely imploding, with a wave of layoffs, dropped print editions, and outright closures across the Great White North. The cuts, ...

Daily paid circulation as a percentage of Canadian households, has fallen from just under 50% in 1995 to 20% in 2014. If these trends continue by 2025 print newspapers will only be in 5% of homes, ...

The Trump administration’s decision to impose tariffs on Canadian newsprint is hastening the demise of local newspapers across the country, forcing already struggling publications to cut staff, reduce ...

Anyone who visited a newsstand in both Canada and the United States on Tuesday surely would have gotten a chuckle out of how differently newspapers played Monday's thrilling soccer semifinal between ...