Torstar Corp., owner of the Toronto Star, Canada’s biggest-circulation daily, said in a press release that it will cut 160 jobs in its newspaper division. A report by Reuters said the job cuts come as “the book and newspaper publisher copes with a declining newspaper market.” The news starkly contrasts with a release the previous week from the Canadian Newspaper Association of data that suggests the Canadian market is healthy, in comparison with the U.S. market. More on the cuts in Town Hall and J-News.
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