People know the effect we've had. But it is by no means a quality paper. The Crier, though, had one more surprise for its readers. In an odd twist, the protest paper was ending its run for the chance to defend the Evening Guide. Earlier that month, Southam Inc. put the Guide and many of the company's other community papers up for sale.
Direct action is another.
Considered the voice of record for the Canadian right, the Post is owned by Southam Inc., a subsidiary of Hollinger International. The two companies currently control 60 percent of Canada's dailies.