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The Calgary Herald (Alberta)

November 21, 2016 Monday
Early Edition

A new look for your herald

SECTION: CITY; Pg. A2
LENGTH: 235 words

Today, we're launching a refocused print edition of the Calgary Herald that will move the majority of our local
reporting to the A section.
We'll be sharing the best of Postmedia content from across the country in the other sections, so you will see more from
our stable of award-winning national writers.
The changes mean:
Your favourite Herald writers and columnists in City news and Business will appear in the front section of the edition.
At the same time, our editorial/opinion page moves to the back of the National Post section, where local editorials,
letters and commentaries will still appear, along with national columnists from Postmedia.
There are no changes to the comics and puzzles pages.
Starting later this month, the Sports section will contain a reduced package of sports statistics, reflecting the fact that
most sports fans use digital devices to get real-time game results.
Local arts, entertainment and lifestyle features will appear in the You section on Thursdays and Saturdays, and in
Weekend Life on
Saturdays. The rest of the week, breaking arts news will appear in the A section, alongside other local news.
These modifications will allow us to focus our coverage more on local news both in print and online. They also reflect
the shift in the way readers access our news and information, which is via our website and mobile app.
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Ottawa Citizen
November 21, 2016 Monday
Early Edition

Changes to our print edition

BYLINE: Michelle Richardson, Ottawa Citizen
SECTION: CITY; Pg. A2
LENGTH: 346 words

Today, we're launching a refocused print edition of the Ottawa Citizen that will move the majority of our local
reporting to the first section between Monday and Friday.
We'll be sharing the best of Postmedia content from across the country in the other sections, so you will see more from
our stable of award-winning national writers. The Saturday print edition will remain largely unchanged.
The changes mean that most of your favourite Citizen writers and columnists will appear in the front section Monday
through Friday. There are no changes to the comics and puzzles pages.
These changes will allow us to focus our coverage more on local news both in print and online. They also reflect the
shift in the way many readers access our news and information, which is via our website and mobile app.
Here is how the paper will look Monday to Friday: A section: All local news and information, including business, arts
and lifestyle coverage on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Business: FP Ottawa will contain some of the best financial writing in the country, giving readers a broad view of
business news nationally and internationally. The Citizen will cover the local business scene in the front section of the
print edition.
You: This section will contain food on Wednesdays, as it does now. The Thursday and Saturday You sections will be
highly focused on local stories.
Movies: The Friday Movies section will continue to bring you news and reviews of new Canadian and Hollywood
releases as well as our movie listings.
Sports: Local sports coverage will front a section that brings together some of the finest sportswriters from across
Canada. Starting on Nov. 28, we will reduce our package of sports statistics in print, reflecting the fact that most sports
fans use digital devices to get realtime game results.
The Saturday edition will continue to feature our marquee sections such as the Observer, Home Life, Travel, Homes and
Condos.
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The Gazette (Montreal)

November 21, 2016 Monday
Early Edition

Changes to our print edition

BYLINE: LUCINDA CHODAN, The Gazette
SECTION: CITY; Lucinda Chodan; Pg. A2
LENGTH: 416 words

Today, we're launching a refocused print edition of the Montreal Gazette that will move the majority of our local
reporting to the A section between Monday and Friday.
We'll be sharing the best of Postmedia content from across the country in the other sections, so you will see more from
our stable of award-winning national writers. The format of the Saturday print edition will remain largely unchanged.
The changes mean that your favourite Gazette writers and columnists in most content areas will appear in the front
section of the edition Monday through Friday. At the same time, our editorial page moves to the back of the NP section,
where local editorials, letters and commentaries will appear along with national columnists from Postmedia. There are
no changes to the comics and puzzles pages.
The changes will allow us to focus our coverage more on local news both in print and online. They also reflect the shift
in the way readers access our news and information, which is via our website and mobile app.
Here is how the sections will look from Monday to Friday: A section: All local news and
information, including business, arts and lifestyle coverage on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
National Post: We're adding our local editorial page to the back of the section so that all commentary will appear in one
place. Business: FP Montreal will contain some of the best financial writing in the country, giving readers a broad view
of business news across Canada and internationally. The Gazette will also cover the local business scene in the front
section of the print edition.
You: This section will contain fitness content on Mondays and food on Wednesdays, as it does now. The Thursday You
section will be highly focused on local stories.
Movies: The Friday Movies section will continue to bring you news and reviews of new Quebec and Hollywood
releases as well as our movie listings.
Sports: As it does now, local sports coverage will front a section that brings together some of the finest sportswriters
from across Canada. Starting on Nov. 28, we will feature a reduced package of sports statistics, reflecting sports fans'
instantaneous need for real-time game results.
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New Homes and Condos.

I will keep you informed as we continue to transform our print and digital contents.
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Edmonton Journal (Alberta)

November 21, 2016 Monday
Early Edition

Refocused Edmonton Journal puts spotlight on local content

BYLINE: Mark Iype, Edmonton Journal
SECTION: CITY &; REGION; Pg. A2
LENGTH: 390 words

Today, we are launching a refocused print edition of the Edmonton Journal that will move the majority of our local
reporting to the A section between Monday and Friday.
We'll be sharing the best of Postmedia content from across the country in the other sections, so you will see more from
our stable of award-winning national writers. The format of the Saturday print edition will remain largely unchanged.
The changes mean that your favourite Journal writers and columnists in most content areas will appear in the front
section of the edition Monday through Friday. There are no changes to the comics and puzzles pages.
These modifications will allow us to focus our coverage more on local news both in print and online. They also reflect
the shift in the way readers access our news and information, which is via our website and mobile app.
Here is how the sections will look from Monday to Friday: A section: All local news and information, including
business, arts and lifestyle coverage on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Business: FP Edmonton will contain some of the best financial writing in the country, giving readers a broad view of
business news across Canada and internationally. The Journal will continue to cover the local business scene in the
front section of the print edition. You: The section will contain fitness content on Mondays and food on Wednesdays, as
it does now. The Thursday and Saturday sections will be focused on local stories. Movies: The Friday Movies section
will continue to bring you news and reviews Hollywood releases as well as our movie listings.
Sports: As it does now, local sports coverage will front a section that brings together some of the finest sportswriters
from across Canada. Later in the month, we will feature a reduced package of sports statistics, reflecting the fact that
most sports fans are less reliant on print and use digital devices to get realtime game results.
Insight: We will continue to showcase local features and investigations in the Saturday edition, along with some of the
best feature content from across the Postmedia chain.
The Saturday edition will continue to feature special sections such as Travel and Homes.
I will keep you informed as we continue to transform our print and digital content. !@COPYRIGHT= 2016 Postmedia
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