Bruno Leclaire, the president and CEO of Canoe, the online news arm of Quebecor, will "step aside" as Canoe is merged with Sun Media. He may continue working for Quebecor a spokesperson said. No layoffs have been announced.
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
Leclaire in limbo as Quebecor merges Canoe
Bruno Leclaire, the president and CEO of Canoe, the online news arm of Quebecor, will "step aside" as Canoe is merged with Sun Media. He may continue working for Quebecor a spokesperson said. No layoffs have been announced.
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