Monday, May 28, 2012
Postmedia takes days off in four cities
Ruthless cuts in publication are taking place at Postmedia. The Citiizen, Edmonton Journal and Calgary Herald will stop publishing on Sunday. Once again, for the fourth summer in a row, the National Post will take a holiday on Mondays. All reporrted by the Globe and Mail without a trace of Schadenfreude.
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