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You won’t lose access to local news. (Black Press Media graphic)

In light of the Online News Act, Meta has stated it will be removing Canadian journalism from Facebook in the coming days.

While our time on that particular platform is running short, we’re not going anywhere.

Our collective passion and commitment to bring you the news that matters most is unwavering.

Community news. Events. Features. Arts. Environment. Sports. Business. Culture.

Through it all, we’ve been there to chronicle all that our community has been and all that it can be.

When you need us, we tell the stories that inform and hopefully share something new about your community you didn’t know before.

So how can you stay informed?

  • Add us to your phone’s home screen. This way, in one easy click you’ll find endless local news everyday.
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We thank you for supporting the work we do,

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