Canadian News Publishers Question Meta's Updated Terms
Canadian news publishers raised concerns over Meta's updated terms and sought clarification on the effect on news distribution.
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Canadian news publishers raised concerns over Meta's updated terms and sought clarification on the effect on news distribution.
The Washington Post will close its Washington, D.C., printing plant, resulting in 118 job losses.
A KHOU 11 reporter ended his nearly four-year stint on September 21, 2026, with his final day coinciding with another major staff departure, prompting the station to plan for replacements while maintaining its news coverage.
A KHOU 11 reporter ended a nearly four‑year tenure on September 21, 2026, with his last day coinciding with another major staff departure, signaling a period of transition for the Houston news station.
FOX 26 announced the hiring of Houston native Sakura Gray, who returns after four years reporting in Northern California. The move aims to strengthen the station’s local coverage with a reporter familiar with the community.
Jene Sena was profiled in Capital Region Living Magazine’s "Capital Regionites to Know" feature in September 2026, recognizing the journalist’s impact on local media. The interview highlights Sena’s career and underscores the magazine’s focus on regional talent.
On September 15, eight Montreal celebrities acted as temporary sellers of L’Itinéraire magazine at ten city locations to commemorate the publication’s 10th anniversary. The pop‑up event combined marketing with community engagement, offering residents direct access to the latest issue.
The Miami Herald will lay off 30 reporters on September 11, 2026 as part of McClatchy’s broader staff reduction affecting 13 newsrooms nationwide.
The Miami Herald announced the dismissal of thirty reporters on September 11, 2026, as part of McClatchy's nationwide staff reductions affecting thirteen newsrooms, a wave dubbed the "McClatchy Massacre."
Former Montreal mayor Valérie Plante will host TV5's new documentary series "Ça brasse en ville," debuting the week of September 9, 2026, marking her transition from municipal politics to television.