Red Lobster’s Canadian restaurants expected to stay open in court-approved plan

Red Lobster’s Canadian restaurants expected to stay open in court-approved plan

A Canadian court has cleared the reorganization plan of Red Lobster that will see the seafood chain exit bankruptcy. Justice Peter Cavanagh of the Superior Court of Justice in Toronto on Tuesday granted an order that recognizes and gives force to the plan approved by a U.S. bankruptcy judge last week. The future of the … Read more

Sale of Atlantic Canada’s biggest newspaper chain could reduce local content: expert

Sale of Atlantic Canada’s biggest newspaper chain could reduce local content: expert

An expert who tracks Canada’s mainstream media industry says Postmedia’s pending purchase of Atlantic Canada’s largest newspaper chain is almost certain to result in job cuts and a reduction in local content. April Lindgren, a journalism professor with Toronto Metropolitan University, says Postmedia Network Inc. has also made a habit of closing unprofitable publications, having … Read more

Ontario court approves sales process for Red Lobster Canada

Ontario court approves sales process for Red Lobster Canada

Toronto An Ontario court has approved a sales process and stalking horse bid for Red Lobster Canada, which is operating under court protection from creditors. Court filings say move meant to ‘preserve’ restaurant’s business in Canada and 2,000 workers’ jobs The Canadian Press · Posted: Jun 18, 2024 5:24 PM EDT | Last Updated: 3 … Read more

SaltWire’s money woes a sign of bigger problems in the newspaper business: experts

Sale of Atlantic Canada’s biggest newspaper chain could reduce local content: expert

The recent decision by SaltWire Network Inc., Atlantic Canada’s largest newspaper company, to seek protection from its creditors is another sign of the decline of the business and the growing threat to local journalism, experts said Tuesday. “We’re seeing a resurgence in a steady spate of closings and scaling back of local news operations,” said … Read more