digital media

• Ubisoft to triple its Winnipeg studio by 2030, help develop digital media sector in Manitoba

  French software giant Ubisoft announced Friday that it intends to triple the size of its current Winnipeg studio by the year 2030, adding 200 new employees.

  Tech

  Mar 18
  
• One for the books: Regina Public Library celebrates 110 years of service

  The Regina Public Library celebrated its 110th anniversary on Saturday in Victoria Park.

  Canada

  Aug 3, 2019
  
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• LISTEN: Will there be jobs for tomorrow’s students in media?

  It's a refrain we've heard again and again: media is dying. But is it true?

  Apr 20, 2018
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• Stingray hires former Montreal mayor Denis Coderre as special adviser

  Former Montreal mayor Denis Coderre has been hired as a special adviser by digital media company Stingray.

  Canada

  Mar 23, 2018
• Auditor general says Alberta fails to monitor film, TV grants

  Merwan Saher stated the government was aware of the problem almost two years ago, rewrote the rules to tighten them up in early 2016, but then never implemented the changes.

  Entertainment

  Oct 12, 2017
• Vice Media to cut ten jobs in Canada as part of global layoffs

  Millenial-focused media and news brand Vice is cutting its staff in Canada, laying off ten employees less than three years after striking an ambitious, $100 million partnership with Rogers Communications.

  Jul 21, 2017
• Ottawa Citizen, Ottawa Sun workers vote in favour of strike mandate

  In January, six employees at the Citizen and Sun were laid off after Postmedia failed to reach a company-wide 20 per cent salary cost reduction target through voluntary buyouts.

  Canada

  Jun 7, 2017
• Torstar reports $24.4M Q1 loss after cutting 110 jobs

  Torstar didn't provide details about what parts of its business will lose positions.

  Money

  May 3, 2017
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• Virtual reality takes off at Lethbridge College mixer

  Lethbridge College entered the world of virtual reality, bringing together partners across Southern Alberta for a business mixer on Thursday.

  Features

  Apr 28, 2017
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• Experts say too much time online can be harmful to your relationships

  Studies say young adults spend more time online and on their phones than older adults. Experts say lack of face-to-face communication can be damaging to relationships.

  Entertainment

  Mar 28, 2017