Aberdeen Publishing News Today

Local ownership of newspapers was the first thing to go in their sell-off to first absentee corporate ownership and now foreign hedge funds. Canada’s news media are imploding thanks in large part to government blundering. When we start picking up the pieces, going back to the beginning with community ownership of our press might be the best idea.

The newspaper was born in 1988 and, through its 35-year life, garnered dozens of provincial and national awards

We face a bunch of issues that are outside of our control, says Robert Doull, president of Aberdeen Publishing.

We face a bunch of issues that are outside of our control, says Robert Doull, president of Aberdeen Publishing.

Due to myriad challenges, including market conditions and unrelenting rising costs, KTW's final print edition will be published on Oct. 25

The closure of two long-standing news outlets in B.C.'s northeast this week has some in the community mourning — and others hopeful for creative solutions to fill the gaps left behind.Glacier Media announced the decision to shutter both Fort St. John's Alaska Highway News and the Dawson Creek Mirror this week, saying in a letter that the papers are no longer sustainable as ad revenue has "shifted heavily to online platforms such as Facebook or Google.""It's b...

Due to myriad challenges, including market conditions and unrelenting rising costs, KTW's final print edition will be published on Oct. 25, leaving Kamloops without a newspaper for the first time since 1884

Despite rumours in the community, KTW continues onward and plans to do so for as long as the community supports high-quality journalism

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