Metro Newspapers Canada: Free Commuter Dailies To Appear In 6 More Cities

Metro Newspapers Canada Cities

First Posted: 03/ 1/2012 5:36 pm Updated: 03/ 1/2012 5:36 pm

TORONTO -- Daily commuter newspaper chain Metro Canada is expanding into six new cities as of April 2.

The free daily plans to begin offering print and digital editions in Saskatoon and Regina and digital-only versions in Hamilton, Kitchener, Windsor and Victoria.

It will also offer mobile news apps for iPhone, iPad and Android.

The new launches mean Metro will now be available in 15 of Canada's top 17 metropolitan areas.

The newspaper, currently read by more than one million commuters each day, targets a core readership that it calls YAMS -- youthful, active metropolitans aged 18 to 49.

Torstar Corp. owns a 90 per cent stake in the Canadian Metro chain.

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TORONTO -- Daily commuter newspaper chain Metro Canada is expanding into six new cities as of April 2. The free daily plans to begin offering print and digital editions in Saskatoon and Regina and ...
TORONTO -- Daily commuter newspaper chain Metro Canada is expanding into six new cities as of April 2. The free daily plans to begin offering print and digital editions in Saskatoon and Regina and ...
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03:03 AM on 03/02/2012
great another bunch of sly con newspapers... these rags are slanted to the right way too much for my liking.
12:02 PM on 03/02/2012
So? Is critical reading really too tough for you, or do you need newspapers to tell you what you should think?
08:59 PM on 03/04/2012
what r u talking about? talk about filling in the blanks with your own weirdness. Where did I say that I need newspapers to know how to think? Where did I say I don't read books and where did I say I don't read books? Shut up!
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01:56 AM on 03/02/2012
Good! We need more solid, progressive journalism to counter Harper's Sun Media garbage.
10:34 PM on 03/01/2012
Here in Calgary they hire people to hand them out at train stations and the papers end up all over. So messy.
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LilPuppy
Canadian conservative,still left of a democrat
08:07 PM on 03/01/2012
retreaded sun news except free which means it's thrown all over the buses and bus stops
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bbertaud
Je ne regrette rien, rien de rien
07:40 PM on 03/01/2012
Metro is good to clean windows and probably lining my cat's sandbox....here in Montreal Metro is nothing but a separatist rag, with lots of biased information against the local Anglo community, Ottawa, and the rest of Canada