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Publisac's Successor, Raddar, Threatens Weekly Newspapers

Summary by La Presse
Weekly newspapers across the country have seen their revenues draconianly decline since the recent arrival of raddar, the poster that followed the Publisac. Newsgroups are calling for an "emergency" meeting with the Minister responsible for Canada Post to address this situation, which "imperils" the survival of several publications.

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The Crown corporation has initiated a national joint venture with Transcontinental, known as Raddar.

·Montreal, Canada
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Weekly newspapers across the country have seen their revenues draconianly decline since the recent arrival of raddar, the poster that followed the Publisac. Newsgroups are calling for an "emergency" meeting with the Minister responsible for Canada Post to address this situation, which "imperils" the survival of several publications.

·Montreal, Canada
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La Presse broke the news in Montreal, Canada on Monday, July 27, 2026.
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