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Sun Media cutting 200 jobs across the company

A 24hours newspaper box sits beside The Ottawa Sun in Ottawa on Tuesday, July 16, 2013. Sun Media Corp. said Wednesday it is cutting about 200 jobs across the company, of which about a quarter will come from its editorial operations. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld

MONTREAL – Sun Media Corp. is cutting about 200 jobs across the company, of which about a quarter will come from its editorial operations.

The company says it regrets the cuts but are necessary to ensure its sustainability in the face of the unprecedented changes in the print media industry.

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The subsidiary of Quebecor Media Inc. has 36 paid-circulation daily newspapers and three free dailies as well as almost 200 community newspapers, shopping guides and other specialty publications.

Declining advertising revenues have hit the newspaper industry hard.

READ MORE: Sun Media cutting 360 jobs and closing 11 papers

Publishers have moved to cut costs as digital advertising revenue has failed to make up the losses from traditional print advertising.

The latest cuts at Sun Media follow a move by the company earlier this year to slash 360 jobs and shut down 11 publications.

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