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READ MORE: Torstar doubling its number of western Canada reporters as it rebrands Metro newspapers. “Some journalists are going to get employed. Hopefully that will stem some of the bleeding in our newsrooms,” Mitch Diamantopoulos, University of Regina journalism associate professor, said.

Torstar is rebranding its Metro newspapers and expanding their operations in their Western markets. Beginning April 10, Metro's free daily newspapers in Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Toronto and Halifax will rebrand from Metro to StarMetro. Metro's online readers at MetroNews.ca in each of those cities ...

CALGARY — Torstar Corp. is more than doubling the pool of reporters at its western Canadian Metro free daily newspapers, an unusual move in a shrinking industry that puts it in direct digital competition with one of its biggest rivals. The initiative represents a major investment in journalism outside of the ...

The initiative represents a major investment in journalism outside of the company's Toronto headquarters, where it publishes the daily Toronto Star, Torstar CEO John Boynton said Monday. Twenty reporters are being added to the current 15 at the Metros in Vancouver, Calgary and Edmonton and an ...

CALGARY -- Torstar Corp. (TSb.TO) is more than doubling the pool of reporters at its western Canadian Metro free daily newspapers, an unusual move in a shrinking industry that puts it in direct digital competition with one of its biggest rivals. The initiative represents a major investment in journalism outside ...

Torstar Corp. and Postmedia Network Canada Corp. agreed to lists of employees who would be terminated as part of their deal last year to swap dozens of mostly community newspapers, Canada's competition watchdog alleges in court documents. The Competition Bureau also claimed in documents used ...

Under the agreement between Torstar and Postmedia last year, 41 newspapers changed hands and 36 were closed, mainly in Ontario regions served by multiple publications, at a cost of nearly 300 jobs. As part of the deal, the watchdog said the companies included lists of which Torstar and which ...

The Competition Bureau says that Postmedia Inc. and Torstar Corp. agreed to close titles and not compete in certain regions as part of a deal to exchange newspaper assets, according to court documents. Canada's two largest newspaper chains announced a deal to swap 41 publications and subsequently ...

The searches follow a controversial deal between Postmedia, which owns the largest chain of daily newspapers in Canada, and Torstar, which owns the Toronto Star. Postmedia, raid, Competition Bureau, Toronto, offices, newspaper Federal officials searched the Toronto offices of Postmedia, Torstar and ...

Officials from Canada's Competition Bureau executed search warrants at the offices of Torstar and Postmedia on Monday, as the watchdog investigates the sale of multiple publications between the two companies. Torstar (TSb.TO) and Postmedia (PNCa.TO) announced the exchange of 41 local ...