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Documents from axed Competition Bureau probe appear to contradict Postmedia CEO.
Bryan Carney reports on privacy, technology and freedom of information and is director of web production at The Tyee. You can follow his very occasional tweets at @bpcarney. SHARES Postmedia executive chair Paul Godfrey was the news giant’s president and CEO in 2017 when he said neither side of the newspaper swap knew that the other side planned cuts.
Photo: Nathan Denette, The Canadian Press.
A three-year criminal conspiracy investigation into the swapping and closing of newspapers by Postmedia and Torstar was quietly shelved early last month. Legal experts say the Competition Bureau, Canada’s antitrust law enforcement branch, missed a chance to hone its legal weapons against monopolistic practices when it folded its case without bringing it to the courts.
Real lines of fracture : Fatigue, complacency and poor role models hamper lockdown efforts The warnings sounded last summer, that the second wave of this pandemic would be worse than the first, have come true.
Author of the article: Bruce Deachman
Publishing date: Jan 11, 2021 • January 11, 2021 • 6 minute read • David Coletto, CEO of Abacus Data and a professor of political management at Carleton University, says polling data suggests that the vast majority of Ontarians and Canadians are still aware of the risk and generally support actually more restrictions, not less, because of COVID-19. Photo by Jean Levac /Postmedia
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As one long, dispiriting year rolls into the next, COVID-19 infections in Ontario continue to rise.